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The pilot program launched in 2011 by the China Futures Association and CME Group to allow domestic future brokerages to trade foreign derivatives will soon be expanded from three firms to 20, according to Julien Le Noble, CME’s head of its Asia-Pacific office.
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Deutsche Boerse’s Eurex has entered into an agreement with Taifex, the Taiwan Futures Exchange, to cooperate in the trading and clearing of derivatives based on the Taifex index.
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CME Group said its clearinghouse process USD274 billion in interest-rate and credit default swaps last month, around double of the December figure.
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Gerard Rameix, chairman of French regulator AMF, has warned the European Parliament not to back a decision earlier this week by its Economic Affairs Committee to reject the current proposals for derivatives regulation.
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Italy’s Monte dei Paschi is expected to raise the estimated losses from derivatives trades from the current EUR720 million (USD974 million).
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Nasdaq OMX has announced that it will introduce options on U.S. Treasuries, beginning Feb. 19.