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Lawyers are poring over proposed Financial Services Authority rules expanding disclosure requirements for equity contracts for difference. -
New rules on naked short selling could push more investors to use credit default swaps to put on their shorts.
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Credit correlation traders expect a wave of so-called regulatory unwind trades to hit the European market once spreads calm down, as banks look to comply with new Basel II rules
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A ruling earlier this month by the Internal Revenue Service that non-U.S. investors in property derivatives will not be subject to taxes, first reported by DW Online, is set to be a catalyst for further foreign investment in the U.S.
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U.S. desks are generally holding off from pitching a credit structure that allows holders to avoid marking-to-market positions.
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New York State Insurance Regulator Eric Dinallo’s moves to tighten the rulebook for monolines active in credit default swaps has drawn fire from some in the derivatives market.
