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Nasdaq OMX has delayed the launch date of its European derivatives market, originally set for April 12, by several weeks after the U.K. Financial Services Authority requested more information from LCH.Clearnet, its trade processor.
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No large oil companies have yet to register with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission as dealers.
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MarkitSERV has teamed up with CME Group for clearing regulated over-the-counter fx transactions, expanding on a service that currently is limited to non-deliverable forwards.
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The Bank of Canada has announced that SwapClear is subject to its regulatory oversight under the Payment Clearing and Settlement Act, effective April 3.
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The European Commission’s antitrust regulator has added the International Swaps and Derivatives Association into its 2-year-old investigation into the way investment banks share data on derivatives.
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The decision by the U.K. government in Chancellor George Osborne’s budget last week to decide against smoothing the discount curve to value U.K. pension fund liabilities presents the case to buy GBP 10y gamma versus 30y, according to Société Générale.