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The European Commission is expected to suggest capital relief for banks that use central clearing for credit derivatives when it responds this Wednesday to the Jacques de Larosière report on financial supervision.
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The introduction of sweeping changes to credit default swap contracts in North America, set to take place by the March 20 roll into series 12 of the CDX indices, has been pushed back to April 8.
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Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission on Friday asked domestic trust banks to consider stopping marketing efforts on structured products until a new set of regulations governing the industry go into effect.
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JPMorgan has created a group to deal with over-the-counter derivative servicing and is in the process of filling some staff positions.
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A proposed offering from The Bank Of New York Mellon that intends to simplify end-of-day derivatives collateral transactions via netting is getting a cautiously optimistic reception from some major dealers.
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Credit default swaps on SLM Corp., commonly known as Sallie Mae, gapped out to 25 points upfront from 14 points earlier today on concern that U.S. President Barack Obama’s budget proposals will halt subsidies for student loan providers.