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On the backburner

India has an active interest rate and currency derivatives market, but efforts to introduce credit derivatives have hit a wall. Despite significant moves towards deregulation last year, the central bank has put its plans on hold. By William Rhode

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has slammed the brakes on credit derivatives deregulation in the country, following a wave of derivatives scandals in the Indian subcontinent. It hasn't helped that credit derivatives have earned themselves a bad name as a result of the global subprime crisis. "Credit derivatives are not under our active consideration at this stage," an RBI spokesperson in Mumbai

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