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Defendants in a case concerning the order of payments in a Lehman Brothers International (Europe) collateralized debt obligation, Dante, have sought and been granted permission to appeal a U.K. High Court ruling.
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The Australian Securities & Investments Commission plans to tighten up disclosure rules for providers of over-the-counter derivatives, such as contracts for difference, to retail investors.
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A Determinations Committee for loan-only credit default swaps is in the offing as the format for deciding which events trigger derivative contracts is expanded beyond corporate CDS.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is close to hiring a slew of derivatives professionals as part of the industry fellows program it announced in April.
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The final draft of proposed derivatives legislation from the Obama administration—due out later this week—is not expected to crack down on naked credit default swaps, positions that are unhedged by the underlying credit.
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Joel Telpner, a partner specializing in derivatives at law firm Mayer Brown in New York, has left the firm to join Jones Day, where he started Monday as a partner in the banking and finance practice.