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Financial regulators are close to finishing work on the Dodd-Frank Act’s Volcker Rule, which bans on proprietary trading, according to Thomas Curry, the U.S. Comptroller of the Currency.
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The U.K. Structured Product Association has criticized a report by consumer group Which? that suggested most structured deposits fall “woefully short” of achieving maximum returns with the instruments for most part returning the minimum.
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Fed, OCC Order JPMorgan To Improve Risk The Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency have ordered JPMorgan Chase to take corrective actions in its operations after derivatives trades last year resulted in more than USD6 billion in losses to the bank. The bank was told to improve its risk management program as well as its finance and internal audit functions.
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Approaches to applying prudent valuation requirements to trading positions, set out by the European Banking Authority under the draft capital requirements regulation, are unnecessarily prescriptive and formulaic, according to a number of trade associations. -
Liquidity in iBoxx total return swaps is set to increase in the coming months as European investors look to deploy cash temporarily on a tactical basis in the current low interest rate environment.
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Hedge fund investors are scrambling to take upside exposure to the China A and H-share market, buying calls and call spreads on the FTSE China A-Share exchange traded fund, the CSI 300 and the HSCEI.
