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China’s State Council has published revised foreign exchange regulation to allow foreign enterprises and individuals to make onshore derivatives investments in the fx and rates markets for the first time.
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The Clearing Corp. is moving closer to establishing a centralized platform for clearing over-the-counter credit default swaps, after initial tests conducted since July 4 have proved positive.
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Monolines will have to adhere to strict reporting requirements for credit default swaps and collateralized debt obligations of asset-backed securities under statutory changes being crafted by the New York State Insurance Department.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India’s foreign institutional investor regulation amendments have caused anxiety amongst the industry over the definition of a new clause linked to off-shore derivatives, which it fears is too narrow and may curtail lucrative business if taken literally. -
Discussions between Trust Association of Republic of China—which represents trust banks in Taiwan—and structured product providers concerning the drafting of the Master Agreement for Structured Securities have reached an impasse, industry officials fear.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is considering forming a working group to tackle buysider worries about its so-called close-out amount approach for early contract termination with a defaulted counterparty.
