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The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission and the Reserve Bank of Australia have called on the government to introduce tougher regulation for the derivatives market.
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South Korea’s central bank and Financial Supervisory Service plan to jointly investigate fx and derivatives trading by banks operating in the country.
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C24 Technologies has introduced C24 Derivatives Regulatory Reporting software, designed to help firms comply with swaps reporting, transparency and record-keeping regulations due to go into effect in the U.S. and Europe Jan. 1.
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China Exchanges Services, a joint venture of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange created to develop index-linked and derivatives products, has launched.
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Equity funds are back in favor with U.K. investors for the first time in a year in September, according to the Investment Management Association.
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More than one in four professional buyers of exchange traded funds in Europe’s four largest ETF markets plan to increase the number of providers they use over the next three years, according to a HSBC Globe Asset Management survey.