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CME Group has boosted the credit line for its clearinghouse by two-thirds to USD5 billion in preparation for new swaps regulations.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland has named Jeffrey Howard as head of prime services for the Americas.
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France’s new 0.2% financial transaction tax is missing its intended targets, speculators, who appear to be finding loopholes to circumvent it through contracts for differences offered by prime brokers.
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Senior notes of European high-yield collateralized loan obligations are “well protected” from refinancing issues facing low rated corporate borrowers in the near futures, according to Fitch Ratings.
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—Christine Brentani, a managing director in the prudential regulation division at the Association for Financial Markets in Europe, on a recent draft proposal from the European Commission covering capital exposures to central counterparties.
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Legislation aimed at facilitating the establishment of South Korea’s central clearing counterparty failed to pass in the parliament.