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Market participants are nearing completion of the new bullet, or non-cancellable, loan-only credit default swap contract after more than a year of debate. A call was held yesterday to discuss the draft, which could be formally introduced by the end of this quarter. -
A host of Lehman Brothers’ derivatives counterparties, including Société Générale and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, filed objections this week to the bankrupt firm’s attempts to expedite claims against the estate.
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Bank Indonesia is expected to issue long-awaited regulations targeting offshore structured products providers shortly.
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Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission is planning to introduce by the end of this quarter stricter standards for foreign derivatives dealers wishing to trade in Thailand, according to lawyers.
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U.K. representatives on the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee are set to cross-examine Michel Barnier, the presumed successor to European Commissioner for Internal Markets and Services Charlie McCreevy, on the impact derivatives regulation will have on the City of London.
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A Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitrator on Dec. 29 ordered UBS to compensate an investor who bought Lehman Brothers-backed structured products from the bank, the third such decision to go against UBS.
