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The Royal Bank of Scotland may settle charges of manipulation of the London interbank offered rate with U.K. and U.S. regulators for GBP350 million (USD567 million) as early as next month.
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UBS may pay up to USD1.6 billion to settle with U.S., U.K. and Swiss regulators to settle claims that it manipulated the London interbank offered rate.
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Central clearing of derivatives in Europe will likely be delayed a year until 2014, as countries in the bloc will not be able to completely meet the original goal of beginning to implement the European Markets Infrastructure Regulation in January 2013, Steve Maijoor, chairman of European Securities and Markets Authority said in an interview with a German newspaper.
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Barclays remained as market-share leader in European fixed income at 13.3%, followed by Deutsche Bank (11.9%) and JPMorgan Chase (8.5%), according to Greenwich Associates.
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JPMorgan Chase has appointed Joyce Chang as global head of fixed income research.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has released its recommendation for FpML version 5.4, a technical framework for global regulatory reporting requirements.