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Michel Barnier, the European Union’s commissioner of internal market and services, is pressing the U.S. to adopt international regulations for bank stability and derivatives, saying “home grown” measures could results in higher costs and conflicts.
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The South Korean Financial Services Commission has granted Eurex Exchange direct market access to offer its full suite of derivatives to market participants products located in the country.
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The European financial transaction tax on the purchase and sale of stocks, bond and derivatives could result in an exodus of trading activity—and revenue—from the region, as was the case with similar levies elsewhere in the past.
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The Lower House of the French Parliament has approved legislation that falls short of measures by the European Union requiring banks to ring fence their proprietary trading and the U.S. Volcker Rule, which bans lenders from engaging in it altogether.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice raised no objections the IntercontinentalExchange’s USD8.2 billion proposed takeover of NYSE Euronext.
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Getting price and risk infrastructures in order is key to sustainable right-risk front office risk taking, according to a new report by Celent.