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Regulators in the U.S. and Europe have reached out to officials on structured credit desks to better understand the effect the structured bid have on corporate financing.
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European commercial banks are approaching asset managers and broker dealers to enter total return swaps to free up capital.
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Dealers and the International Swaps and Derivatives Association are working on ways to settle credit-default swaps triggered by a restructuring credit event and are considering grouping together contracts with similar maturities and running a separate auction for each of these groups of contracts.
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Dealers and the International Swaps and Derivatives Association are working on how to deal with a restructuring credit event as part of a broader project to hard-wire cash settlement into ISDA documents.
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The Bank of Thailand is understood to have submitted a new credit derivative regulation to the Thai Ministry of Finance that could pave the way for local commercial banks to enter into total-return swaps, currently not permitted by law without BoT consent.
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The Securities and Financial Markets Association has formed a global, investor-led task force to examine the credit rating agencies system and the group is expected to meet sometime before mid-May to map out its plan and priorities.