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The U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture will hold a meeting tomorrow to consider the latest draft of the Derivatives Markets Transparency and Accountability Act of 2009, following two consecutive days of hearings on Capitol Hill.
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A dispute between Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and Wells Fargo Bank, concerning payment rights on a collateralized debt obligation where Lehman served as swap counterparty, is set for a pre-trial hearing March 11.
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Some end users think the industry committee being established to rule on whether credit default swaps should be triggered following certain credit and succession events and other issues pertaining to the new style of CDS contracts is too heavily weighted toward dealers.
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Missouri insurance regulators are waiting for federal government proposals on policing credit default swaps before formally nixing their own plans.
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Crédit Agricole Cheuvreux, an equity broker and subsidiary of Calyon, will begin offering institutional investors access to the Saudi Arabian stock market, also known as Tadawul, via equity swaps.
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Questions have been raised in Asia as to whether banks have been overvaluing swaps featured in synthetic structured credit deals. The issue is they have reportedly not been incorporating the swap counterparty’s own risk of default.