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Leading dealers sign up to new CDS matching service
JP Morgan Chase, Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley have signed up for a new global credit default swap (CDS) matching service that the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) plans to launch in June.
Operational risk quantification: a discipline at a crossroads
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Japanese credit spreads tighten to near-record levels
Japanese credit default swap spreads continued to tighten on technical factors, nearly reaching record levels, with trading volumes on the whole fairly subdued, according to traders.
Basel II securitisation treatment too harsh, says Fitch
The treatment of securitisations under current proposals in the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's Basel II capital Accord is likely to be "overly punitive", according to credit rating agency Fitch.