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Energy players assess MF Global fallout
MF Global’s bankruptcy is unlikely to significantly impact commodity markets, participants say, but could affect the Dodd-Frank rule-making process
Credit risk
The credit default swap (CDS) market has one or two possibly crucial tests ahead of it – so crucial, in fact, that some participants reckon the results could determine the credibility of at least parts of the market in the longer term. That might seem...
Market analysts consider impact of resolution regimes on CDS market
The US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation claims its new resolution powers would deliver a 97% recovery to senior bondholders if Lehman Brothers failed today. If markets buy that argument, a leap in recovery assumptions could have knock-on effects...
Bankruptcy: flaw in the law? Joseph Mason column
The changes the FDIC is making to bankruptcy law under Dodd-Frank are ill-considered.
Planning for bankruptcy of a major counterparty
Paul Turner and Mark Sherrill discuss how to minimise exposure to the bankruptcy of a major energy counterparty
Lehman opts to settle over Dante flip-clause transactions
Trustees relieved as settlement looks imminent
Blockbuster bankruptcy highlights dangers to investors of obsolete business...
The filing for bankruptcy protection by the US video rentals firm Blockbuster is a stark reminder of how technological and cultural changes can hit business models.
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