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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. has filed a comment letter urging the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission objecting to the CME Group’s request that it be permitted to force customers to use its own swap data repository.
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Exchange-trade funds are outpacing mutual funds in Asia in every market except India and Hong Kong, according to Cerulli Associates.
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The International Monetary Fund has released a report which recommends that regulators adopt “a more prescriptive approach” for central counterparties’ risk buffers similar to new requirements imposed on banks.
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The Singapore Exchange has announced that beginning Feb. 25, international customers will have the option to clear over-the-counter swaps or futures through its SGX AsiaClear.
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Deutsche Boerse appears to have lost interest in taking over Euronext, which its new owner, IntercontinentalExchange, plans to spin off from NYSE Euronext.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority intends to step up its focus on collateralized loan obligations, leveraged loans and other complex products as well as potential conflicts facing brokerages when they market their products over their rivals, according to Richard Ketchum, chairman and ceo of FINRA.