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US regulators issue Basel I improvement ANPR

US federal banking agencies have issued for public comment proposed changes to that country’s domestic risk-based capital framework. The advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPR) will apply to banks, bank holding companies and savings associations.

Insurance supervisors issue guidance on risk transfer

The International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) has issued a guidance paper on risk transfer. The guidance – officially adopted today at the association’s general meeting in Vienna - details potentially problematic areas on which national…

JP Morgan goes live on T-Zero

JP Morgan went live on T-Zero’s post-trade processing platform for credit derivatives on Monday. It is the first dealer to join the platform since Goldman Sachs initially used the technology after its trade with KBC Alternative Investment Management on…

Endex lists Belgian power forwards

Dutch electricity exchange Endex started listing Belgian power forwards today. Belgian utility Electrabel and German utility Essent did the first trade today, a November baseload contract.

High risk credits spark recovery swap revival

The high profile bankruptcy protection filing by US auto parts manufacturer Delphi last weekend and the subsequent downgrading of General Motors (GM) by Standard & Poor’s have heightened market interest in recovery swaps, say dealers.

China banks launch RMB interest rate swap

The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has started giving out approvals on a deal-by-deal basis for renminbi-denominated interest rate swaps, with the Bank of China the first to arrange a transaction for a client, while another transaction between China…

Number of hedge funds to shrink in near future

Increased regulation will prompt fewer hedge fund start-ups and greater consolidation, according to panelists taking part in a discussion at a conference in New York yesterday.

Refco CEO charged with fraud

Phillip Bennett, until last week chairman and chief executive of brokerage firm Refco, has been charged with fraud after Refco accountants discovered debts of $430 million.

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