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A London High Court judge has ordered Barclays to disclose the names of 208 traders and other staff members tied to alleged manipulation of the London interbank offered rate to Guardian Care Homes, which has filed the first lawsuit for losses on its interest-rate swaps it claims from the Libor scandal.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has extended until Dec. 4 the deadline for CME Group to comply with new swaps reporting regulations, after the firm sued to block them.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission is planning to take additional steps on top of recent reforms to boost the country’s sluggish capital markets.
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HSBC has named Olivier de Grivel as head of its financial institutions group in the Asia-Pacific and vice chairman of global FIG, and Simon Derrick as head of asset managers, hedge funds and reserve managers in the APAC FIG team.
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Equities staffers at Bank of America have expressed anger over a mandate that they attend at least 30 meetings with clients a month—more in person--to help meet their sales goals.
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Nigeria’s Financial Market Dealers Association said it is close to obtaining regulatory approval to launch a new over-the-counter platform to trade money markets, fixed income, derivatives and possibly commodities.