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  • A Securities and Exchange Commission regulation that as of 12.01a.m. will disallow naked short selling is expected to have severe implications for over-the-counter equity derivative market, by forcing the business into the hands of fewer players.
  • Rafal Gawlowski, head attorney for equity derivatives at Citigroup, has joined Latham & Watkins as counsel in the firm’s corporate department in New York.
  • Five-year credit default swaps on American International Group are trading at 32 basis points upfront, above the running spread, down from 39 bps yesterday after the bailout news.
  • Lehman Brothers has agreed to sell its North American investment banking and capital markets business to Barclays Capital.
  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has determined that stripped pieces of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bonds cannot be used as deliverable obligations under standard credit default swap contracts.
  • Dealers holding over-the-counter equity derivative contracts on Lehman Brothers Holdings appear to be better off with the bank filing for bankruptcy than they would have been if it had been rendered insolvent.