g5000
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- Nov 26, 2011
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That, too. I've said that many times.All you have to do to fix the CDS problem is regulate them like insurance. Require an insurable interest.
Simple.
But to this day, they are STILL not required to have an insurable interest.
Because we have a lot of ignoramuses who think they are not a threat (zero sum).
All you have to do to fix the CDS problem is regulate them like insurance. Require an insurable interest.
Nah. Make them trade on an exchange.
Example:
1. Repeal FSMA of 1999 and the CFMA of 2000.
2. Regulate CDS the same way insurance is regulated, and ban naked CDS outright. A buyer of CDS must establish an insurable interest.
3. Require OTC derivatives to be traded on a public exchange.
They also need to have an insurable interest.