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Stricter regulations for derivatives, including higher capital requirements, may drive small oil traders out of business over the next few years, and as a result reduce competition, according to Folker Trepte, a commodities adviser at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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The IntercontinentalExchange has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to start clearing credit default swaps on sovereign debt of Ireland, Italy, Greece, Portugal and Spain.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland expected to enter settlement talks with regulators in the near future over allegations that it manipulated the London interbank offered rate and will pay “material fines.”
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The OCC reports that average daily cleared contract volumes dropped 17% in October from a year earlier, while futures clearing rose 31% during the same period.
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Standard Bank Isle of Man has introduced the Protected Return Deposit Issue 3, a 3-1/2-year structured product based on performance of the FTSE 100 index for sterling deposits and S&P 500 index for U.S. and Australian dollar deposits.
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Sales of credit-linked notes with step-up coupons have surged in Europe, with issuance reaching USD3.59 billion—nearly 10 times the USD375 million sold in all of 2011.