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China’s CNY4 trillion (USD586 million) economic stimulus package has met with skepticism from equity traders in the region.
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A survey by law firm Allen & Overy reveals strong support for a credit default swaps clearing house and disclosure of corporate derivative positions. Respondents were opposed, however, to bonus restrictions and short-selling bans.
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Five-year credit default swaps on American International Group Inc. pulled in dramatically yesterday, along with a less pronounced tightening for two-year CDS, after the government renegotiated bailout package was announced. -
The Hong Kong government may introduce a cooling off period where buyers of structured products can unconditionally terminate contracts, amid increasing concerns about counterparty risk.
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Regulatory reform of the U.S. financial system must move toward a single financial regulator that has the authority to regulate currently unregulated players and opaque financial products, said Sen. Charles Schumer at a Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association summit.
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The market is still digesting Circuit City Stores’ decision to file for Chapter 11. Credit default swaps on the name were so sparsely traded and the fact it does not appear in any CDS indices means it is unlikely to lead to a settlement auction.
