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  • A proposed U.S. tax on financial transactions could have a major impact on over-the-counter derivatives involving physical delivery, because the derivative could be taxed in addition to the tax on the transfer of the underlying at settlement.
  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is preparing to lobby the Malaysian government to re-word its stamp duty laws to prevent derivatives users being slapped with hefty tax bills.
  • Barclays Capital and Standard Chartered are working toward signing the new interbank master agreement with China’s big four banks.
  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has finalized its post-trade governance model, detailing where decision-making among buy- and sellsiders lies for issues pertaining to each asset class and who is responsible for liaising with regulators on different matters.
  • Investors who were paid out four cents on every dollar of short-dated credit default swaps when French media company Thomson had a restructuring credit event auction last month could have been better served by holding on.
  • Legal arguments in the first potential credit event to require expert testimony from outside the International Swaps and Derivatives Association were filed shortly before the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday.