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The Monetary Authority of Singapore is planning to exempt fx forwards and swaps from mandatory clearing and trade reporting when it moves to implement the regulation sometime next year, according to Lee Chuan Teck, assistant managing director at the authority.
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Amundi Investment Solutions has replaced Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank with BNP Paribas as the main market maker for its equity exchange-traded funds and as the single swap counterparty for its equity and commodity ETFs. The decision by Amundi is a big coup for BNP, according to structurers, citing Amundi as one of the biggest providers of ETFs in Europe, with its largest ETF affected sitting at USD1.07 billion. -
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has amended some proposed policies on swaps data and has resubmitted the measures for public comment.
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Up to 40% of European collateralized loan obligations have been subject to amend and extend activity in the past two years, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Citigroup is planning to cut 150 more jobs in its trading and investment banking unit and will reduce bonuses by up to 10%.
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The European Union’s General Court has ruled that the European Central Bank need not disclose documents that show how Greece used derivatives to conceal its debt.
