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An International Swaps and Derivatives Association effort to overhaul parts of the credit default swaps market is expected to be completed in April, with implementation in the second quarter likely if enough market participants approve it.
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The House Ways and Means Committee has proposed legislation that would overhaul the way derivatives and other securities are taxed.
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Republican members of the House of Representatives are considering making a deal with Democrat peers that would call for repeal of the Volcker Rule in exchange for Republican support for a measure that would give the Federal Reserve the authority to close banks that run into trouble.
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A U.K. appeals court has ruled against an investor who sued Credit Suisse over his investment in structured notes.
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Some German banks may prefer to stop engaging in what the German government would consider restricted activities--such as proprietary trading--in a draft law, rather than shift such trading into a separate unit, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Deutsche Bank has become the first non-resident market maker in futures on Russian Federation government bonds at the Moscow Exchange.