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CARBON DIOXIDE MARKET FINDS POSSIBLE NEW PLAYER 
A potential major liquidity provider is looking at the carbon dioxide 
emissions credits markets. Find out who, and why it may not be 
premature to take a hard look at this mart. 

CANADIAN FINANCE GIANT LOOKS TO INCREASE CREDIT DERIVATIVES USE 
In this week's issue, find out who is looking to substantially increase their 
credit 
derivatives investment, and why. 

BANKRUPTCY HEARINGS CAST LONG SHADOW OVER CHINESE MARKET 
Outstanding over-the-counter derivatives are increasingly likely not to be 
honored 
in the liquidation of Guangdong International Trust & Investment Corp. See 
what 
this could mean for derivatives trading in China in this week's issue. 
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