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DTCC and Markit ready for MarkitServ launch

London-based data provider Markit and the New York-based Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) are ready to launch MarkitServ - a joint venture to provide trade-processing services to the over-the-counter derivatives markets.

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Regulatory demands for the derivatives industry to improve operational efficiency have become increasingly stringent in the past year. To meet the targets, dealers say interoperability between technology platforms is vital. But in the competitive vendor…

Trade set and match

The ultimate objective of regulators and participants in the derivatives business is to see submission and matching on the date of trade. How far is the industry from reaching this goal? By Ryan Davidson

Low recovery rates set for Ferretti LCDS

At an auction held today, data vendor Markit and broker Creditex determined a final settlement value of 10.875% for loan-only credit default swaps (LCDS) referencing Italian luxury yacht manufacturer Ferretti, meaning protection sellers would need to pay…

Clearing CDS for lift-off

A new single-name North American credit default swap (CDS) contract, due to be launched next month, is expected to bring greater standardisation to the market and pave the way for central clearing.

Buy-side firms scramble to meet novation deadline

Derivatives technology vendors have reported a significant upturn in activity among buy-side firms, looking to meet a February 28 deadline for processing all credit derivatives novation consents through electronic platforms.

Auction sets 1.5% recovery on Tribune CDS

A final settlement value of 1.5% was set for credit default swaps (CDS) referencing Tribune during an auction today. A price of 23.75% was set for loan credit default swaps (LCDS) referencing the company.

UK CDS spreads up

The cost of credit protection on UK banks increased in early trading this morning, while US financial institutions experienced mixed market sentiment.

Dealers vote for third LCDX auction

The International Swaps and Derivatives Association will publish terms for a cash-settlement auction on loan credit default swaps (LCDSs) referencing Hawaiian Telecom over the coming weeks.

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