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Forcing U.K. banks to ring-fence their retail and investment banking operations will likely drive them out of the country, according to Martin Taylor, a member of the Independent Commission on Banking that has recommended the split.
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The recent widening in insurance subordinated credit default swaps has opened up trading opportunities for investors, according to Barclays.
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Flow in put options on a host of U.S. airline stocks doubled on Wednesday. The increase in comes as the sector faces a loss in revenues due to the impact of Hurricane Sandy.
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Mandatory clearing of yen-denominated interest rate swaps booked in Japan, between two Japanese entities, started Thursday without major setbacks to liquidity or volume—making Japan the first G20 signatory to fulfill part of its mandatory clearing commitments.
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Australian firms preparing to register as major swap participants under the U.S. Dodd-Frank rules being implemented by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission could find it hard to comply with domestic over-the-counter derivative regulations.
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Scott O’Malia, a member of the U.S. Commodity Trading Futures Commission, criticized the CFTC’s handling of a regulation governing energy derivatives earlier this month, saying, “It was just a train wreck.”