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Panelists at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association annual regional meeting in New York, continued to broadcast the benefits of credit default swaps, recognizing that much of their argument has so far fallen on deaf ears.
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Credit default swaps on Irish financial names pulled in dramatically this morning following an announcement by the government that it plans to spend EUR77 billion (USD113 billion) to shift banks’ toxic assets to a new state-run ‘bad bank.’
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The Polish Financial Supervision Authority has fined Maciej Duda, president of Warsaw-based PKM Duda, PLN200,000 (USD71,000) for allegedly misinforming investors over the meat processing company’s investments in currency options.
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Australia and New Zealand will begin trading credit default swaps with a fixed coupon next Monday, in conjunction with the roll to the Markit iTraxx Australia series 12.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is holding a meeting next week to kick off its effort to revise the 2002 Equity Derivatives Definitions.
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The European Commission is soliciting alternatives to proposed capital charges for customized trades and has reached out to various industry bodies and dealers for their thoughts.