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On the anniversary of Lehman Brothers’ bankruptcy filing, it seems fitting to consider the magnitude of losses—both on derivatives referencing Lehman and on trades where Lehman served as counterparty—that might have been sustained had another dealer failed soon after.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is working on a standardized contract for longevity swaps, a sign the nascent market is taking off.
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Bank Indonesia’s intentions to restrict what offshore providers can sell into the country are expected to feature two points that have bankers worried. The first is that BI will only permit sales of credit-linked notes and collateralized debt obligations on the strict proviso the offshore issuer has at least one onshore branch.
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A number of wrinkles in Thomson’s debt, including a potential indemnity related to its revolver, lie behind the delay in determining the list of debt obligations deliverable into the credit default swaps settlement auction.
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The Singapore’s plan to introduce a cooling-off period for investors in structured products has market participants querying who would assume the risk of that product falling in value over that time period.
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Lyxor Asset Management is marketing a capital-guaranteed fund in Hong Kong and Macau that protects investors from a counterparty failure via an equity-linked swap.