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Bank of New York Mellon formally launched its MarginDIRECT system Monday, a tool that helps derivative dealers manage margin requirements and provides additional liquidity.
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Credit default swaps on General Motors have been relatively unmoved since Tuesday, despite mounting uncertainty over further U.S. government aid. “There are a lot of complications around whether the deal gets done,” concluded one New York trader of the mood.
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The European Commission’s plans to amend the Capital Requirements Directive, proposed last year, will be on the agenda at next Tuesday’s meeting of banking representatives at the European Central Bank in Frankfurt.
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Eurex is looking for any stakeholders buying into its platform for clearing credit default swaps to have a minimum market cap of EUR5 billion.
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A report on the future of European financial supervision, ordered by the European Commission, is expected to support tighter regulation of the credit derivatives markets, but unlikely to offer explicit recommendations as to how that should be done.
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In response to backlash received overnight, the U.S. House Agricultural Committee voted to keep a provision that would mandate the central clearing of credit default swaps over designated clearinghouses, eliminating terms that might have offered a potentially costly alternative.