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: Economics of ContemptNew Derivatives Data
By Anonymous
The highlights from the Q3 data, while admittedly incomplete and already dated, seem to confirm what we already knew: JPMorgan was (and still is) the biggest player, by far, in the CDS market. JPMorgan's notional CDS topped $9 trillion (table 1), though at least according to this data, JPM was still a net CDS buyer (table 12). The OCC data suggest that BofA and HSBC were both net CDS sellers. JPM's current credit exposure came in at $163 billion as of Sept. 30, which was up about $20 billion from the end of Q2. This is much less than I expected, since the Q3 numbers for JPM take into account its takeover of Bear Stearns, which the Q2 numbers did not.
The press release is here; the full report is here.
Full post as published by Economics of Contempt on December 29, 2008 (boomark / email).
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