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CVA desks could struggle with Volcker correlation tests

Banks turn to lawyers for advice as CVA functions face tougher conditions than other trading desks

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The Volcker rule's treatment of hedging will increase the workload for credit valuation adjustment (CVA) desks and, in a worst-case scenario, could prevent them from putting in place capital-mitigating trades, dealers fear.

Some banks are now consulting in-house lawyers on what the long-awaited rule, published on December 10, means for the desks. The head of CVA trading at one large European bank

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