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Rita Csejtey, formerly a v.p. in global structured products at Radian, has been hired by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York as a supervising examiner, credit risk advisor.
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Novations are proving a sticking point in the move to see credit default swap transactions confirmed on the same date as the original trade. Since three parties are involved in novations when counterparties trade in and out of positions, the transactions take much longer to confirm.
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Pilgrim’s Pride, the chicken and prepared foods company that filed for Chapter 11 on Monday, will not need a settlement auction because credit default swaps on the name were virtually non-existent.
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Allen & Overy has appointed Alan Ewins as head of the law firm’s Asian financial services group. He replaces Simon Berry, who resigned in October.
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A hearing to determine whether Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. can secure court approval to start selling in-the-money swaps to expedite payments to creditors has been adjourned.
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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. plans to report on non-standard credit default swap transactions by expanding the capabilities of its Trade Information Warehouse.