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Court hearings on the controversial knock-in knock-out fx contracts that incensed local corporate users are about to resume in Korea and bankers are pinning their hopes on a fresh panel of judges.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has finalized the members on its Credit Derivatives Determinations Committees.
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European industry groups and senior bank representatives last night discussed the creation of a secondary market price reporting system for credit default swaps, corporate bonds and structured credit assets.
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Offshore providers to Taiwan’s retail structured products market are still pushing their wares to domestic banks, despite the possibility new regulation may impact their activities in the very near future.
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Derivatives professionals are largely welcoming Timothy Geithner’s plans to establish a systemic risk regulator and rein in exotic trades, if only so the rules are fixed and participants can stoke liquidity again.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is set to announce next week those firms that can take their place on the coveted Determinations Committee for deciding CDS trigger events.