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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has fined Connecticut-based futures broker Interactive Brokers USD225,000 “for failing to calculate the amount of customer funds on deposit, the amount of funds required to be on deposit in customer segregated accounts.”
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Min Park is retiring as Credit Suisse’s head of equity derivatives and convertible sales for Asia-Pacific after four years.
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Four in 10 central banks said they are considering clearing their over-the-counter derivatives at a central counterparty, even though they are exempt from the requirements in the U.S. and Europe.
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New York Supreme Court Justice Shirley Werner Kornreich has dismissed a lawsuit filed against UBS by Loreley Financing investment vehicles to recoup losses on four collateralized debt obligations.
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Gleacher is exiting its mortgage-backed securities and rates and credit products business, and is in talks to possibly combine with a third-party.
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S&P Dow Jones Indices has launched three new credit spread indices based on the S&P500 and has licensed trueEX to create futures contracts based on the index.