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Mark Wetjen, a member of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, has called on the CFTC to drop a proposed derivatives regulation that would require institutional investors to submit requests for quotes from five dealers.
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Singapore’s Cleartrade Exchange is planning to sell a 51% stake in the commodities bourse to users and large futures exchanges, and use the proceeds to pay for its expansion.
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CME Europe has formed an industry group consisting of derivatives market participants to study the impact of the European Markets Infrastructure Regulation's Article 47.3, and to lobby the European Securities and Markets Authority to take a lighter approach to regulation.
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A London judge has ruled that Credit Suisse Securities Europe was not liable for the advice it gave a Saudi Arabian investor, who lost USD31 million on structured note because she failed to a cover a USD10 million margin call from the firm after the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings.
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The IntercontinentalExchange’s decision to shift over-the-counter swaps to futures created headaches for brokers and traders, who were forced to quickly take written exams to obtain futures-trader licenses.
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India is planning to impose a 0.01% tax on the value of non-farm commodities futures contracts. Opponents of the levy say it will be detrimental to the growing popularity of commodity futures as a hedging tool.