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About $10 billion of Treasury bonds weren't delivered by their sellers to the buyers of the securities-in the second week of October.

Adaptability, Speed Keys On World's Largest Trading Floor

As operators of the world's largest trading floor, technology executives at UBS are frequently asked how often the bank upgrades its trading systems.

Paper Plain: Default Pacts Resisting Electronics

Dealer opposition, trader ambivalence and regulatory uncertainty are keeping credit default swaps (CDS) from trading electronically in the U.S., according to top executives at platforms which allow screen-based execution of such contracts.

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