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Since the latter part of 2007, there has been an increased switch by market participants in adopting overnight indexed swap discounting for interest rate swaps. -
Taiwan over-the-counter regulator GreTai Securities Market has announced that financial institutions may now begin offering China-based financial derivatives, bonds and warrants.
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The Canadian Securities Administrators has issued proposals for registration and regulation of market participants trading in derivatives.
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The European Union is considering whether regulators should have the authority to exempt holders of unsecured short-term debt and banks’ counterparties of failed banks from having to absorb write-downs.
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Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) has introduced the Inclusive Prosperity Act, which would impose a 0.5% sales tax on derivatives, as well as stock trades, bonds and other financial products.
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Institutions have replaced retail investors as the driving force in Japan’s equity derivatives markets.
