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Business Standard
Nov 25
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has set up a group to look into the norms for credit-default swap (CDS), which will revisit guidelines already issued, RBI Deputy Governor Shyamala Gopinath said in Mumbai on Wednesday.
Reuters
Nov 25
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U.S. regulators are increasingly looking beyond stocks in their insider trading investigations to examine derivatives and credit default swaps, a top Securities and Exchange Commission official said.
Clusterstock
Nov 25
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Despite regulatory threats on the horizon, the outlook for the credit default swaps (CDS) market remains bright. While the CDS market's notional value of outstanding contracts fell 14% in 2009, it's still at massive $36 trillion of notional...
Clusterstock
Nov 23
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It's been apparent for some time now that the Securities and Exchange Commission was preparing to crack down on the use of inside information by traders in credit default swaps. Today the head of enforcement more or less made it official.
"The...
Bloomberg
Nov 23
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission will focus on financial instruments such as
derivatives as it broadens a crackdown on insider trading by
hedge funds, enforcement director Robert Khuzami said.
Clusterstock
Nov 22
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Check out this heatmap of the infamous credit default swap (CDS) market, courtesy of Zero Hedge. Obviously November 19th (the date of this heatmap) was a pretty bad day given all the red, which indicates weakness.
Yet also notice the massive...
Wall Street Journal
Nov 19
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The sovereign credit default swap market, once a curious backwater, is gaining in stature – and therefore investors should pay heed to the signals coming from it.
New York Times
Nov 17
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From Notions on High and Low Finance: Who were the ultimate beneficiaries of the Treasury's decision to make good on the credit default swaps written by the American International Group? We still don't know.
Clusterstock
Nov 16
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Credit default swaps are signaling a potential drop in the Japanese yen as investors become increasingly concerned about Japan's ability to fund its liabilities.
This is of particular concern since the rest of the world, including the U.S., has...
Clusterstock
Nov 10
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(This guest post originally appeared on the author's blog)
David Einhorn is without question an exceptionally bright man and a very astute investor. However, the latest message being delivered from his bully pulpit, proposing a ban on credit...
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