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Black Rock and Pimco are among the investment firms working on standardizing interest rate swaps.
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Gilliat Financial Solutions has begun offering the Memory Interest Deposit—March 2013, its first offshore structured deposit.
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The U.K.’s Investment Management Association has warned that the proposed financial transaction tax which 11 European Union member states plan to implement could result in multiple taxation—on the seller and the buyer—and affect investors even in the countries not adopting the levy.
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Global central clearing of interest-rate swaps has risen to 60% of the markets, while that of credit default swaps stands at 10%, according to the European Securities and Markets Authority in its latest report on the European Union securities market.
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PNC Financial has appointed Bill Demchak as ceo. Demchak was one of the developers of credit derivatives market at JPMorgan, where he worked before joining PNC 10 years ago as cfo.
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Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said he will urge his G20 colleagues to consider asking the Financial Stability Board or the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision to assess where there is a need to conduct stress tests on central counterparties.