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Eurex is close to announcing the single name credit default swap contracts eligible for central counterparty clearing as the July 31 deadline set by the European Commission approaches.
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The Committee of European Securities Regulators has called for the adoption “as soon as practicable” of a mandatory trade transparency regime for corporate bond, structured finance and credit derivatives markets, arguing that industry initiatives have not worked.
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Bank Indonesia has issued regulations effectively banning the sale of structured products to retail investors.
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The U.S. Department of Justice confirmed last night its investigation into potentially anticompetitive behavior among generators of credit derivatives pricing and revealed that clearing providers would also come under scrutiny.
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The five main interdealer brokers, ICAP, GFI Group, BGC Partners, Tradition and Tullett Prebon, have formed a group called the Wholesale Market Brokers’ Association Americas, which met for the first time today to discuss its mission statement and a forthcoming Web site.
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The U.S. Department of Justice investigation into credit default swap pricing is being seen by some as a logical move, but also many CDS traders told Derivatives Week they believe the investigation will fizzle out.