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The New York bankruptcy court judge handling the workout of the Lehman Brothers Holdings estate ruled yesterday that Metavante Corp., a counterparty that owes Lehman roughly USD7 million plus interest on a swap, has to pay up. That’s despite language in the International Swaps and Derivatives Association contract that suggested otherwise.
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A training module for participants selling what the Monetary Authority of Singapore considers to be complex structured products will be implemented by the first quarter.
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Mary Johannes, director of U.S. regulatory policy at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, this morning cited a 50% chance of over-the-counter derivatives legislation substantially like the Treasury Department’s proposals passing Congress before the 2010 Congressional elections.
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A white paper addressing margin-related risks will be released today by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, the Managed Funds Association and the Securities Industry Financial Regulatory Authority.
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The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission is considering allowing dividend swaps to be sold to retail investors.
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Matthew Kerfoot, formerly a senior v.p. on HSBC Bank USA’s global structured fund products’ desk, has joined Dechert as counsel in the firm’s New York office. He will focus on advising clients on structuring and documenting equity, credit and commodity derivative transactions.