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New regulations will likely shrink the swaps business as costs associated with compliance will make clearing over-the-counter derivatives too expensive, according to Will Rhode, a TABB Group swaps expert.
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The Swiss small- and medium size enterprise BX Berne Exchange has dropped plans to offer trading structured products to offer an alternative to the larger SIX Group’s Scoach exchange.
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—Alexandra Beidas, an associate at Linklaters in London, in response to the E.U. directive to curb bankers bonuses.
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The Europe, Middle East and Africa Credit Derivatives Determinations committee of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association determined that Greece had not triggered a credit event after considering two questions from investors.
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New proposed E.U. rules could restrict bonuses for staffers working in derivative desks at European banks in the U.S. and Asia Pacific, should the restrictions go into force. -
Interest is increasing in structured notes bullish on a basket of emerging market currencies against the yen, as opposed to the more regularly traded baskets against U.S. dollar or euro.
