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Brazil once again topped the most active list with over $5 billion of credit default swaps, measured by gross notional value, traded during the week ended September 24, 2010.
JP Morgan Chase was the most active corporate name this week with $1.9 billion in CDS traded, followed by GE Capital and EDP (Portugal’s primary electricity company).
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Weekly: Brazil, JP Morgan were the most active sovereign and corporate CDS 0 comments
JP Morgan Chase was the most active corporate name this week with $1.9 billion in CDS traded, followed by GE Capital and EDP (Portugal’s primary electricity company).
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