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Fabrice Cuchet, global head of alternative investments at Dexia, said that despite of flood of derivatives regulation since 2008, there is still a lack of clarity on the use of the instruments.
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The Japan Securities Clearing Corp. has proposed sharply reducing the capital threshold in order to qualify as derivatives clearing house under U.S regulations from JPY100 billion (USD1.3 billion) in net assets to JPY5 (USD63 million).
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KDPW, Poland’s National Depository for Securities, has announced that it will launch next month a trade repository service for derivatives transactions.
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Canaccord Genuity has hired Michael Brill as managing director and head of fixed-income banking.
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New derivatives regulations could have a negative impact on derivatives investments by industrial companies as the measures would make it more difficult for them to manage risks, according to Mark Morris, finance director at Rolls Royce.
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Barton Chilton, a member of the U.S. Commodity Futures and Trading Commission, has made several proposals for regulating the high-frequency trading market, including significantly tougher penalties for violators.