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A decision made earlier this month by a Delaware bankruptcy judge involving two energy companies has called into question whether setoff clauses in derivative contracts can be upheld.
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Buysiders and sellsiders are being invited to a Jan. 29 forum at the Times Center in New York aimed at educating investors about pending changes to credit default swap contracts.
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The decision of whether changes Liz Claiborne made to its credit facility will trigger credit default swaps on the company’s bonds may be finalized by the dealer community Tuesday, according to one market watcher made aware of the plans.
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New Indonesian regulations aimed at curbing rupiah speculation will intentionally snag close-out netting under the International Swaps and Derivatives Association Master Agreement.
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Other market participants appear to be interested in getting a slice of the credit default swap clearing pie—beyond the existing four.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is in the final stages of drawing up a protocol that will see all signatories adopt the close-out approach for early contract termination with a defaulted counterparty as envisaged in the 2002 Master Agreement.