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Inflows into emerging markets fixed-income funds were at their highest level in seven months in the week ended Oct. 10, according to data provider EPFR.
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The European Securities & Markets Association has published thresholds at which sovereign issuers must notify authorities regarding significant short selling of sovereign debt.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has fined Guggenheim Securities USD800,000 for failing to supervise two collateralized debt obligation traders for allegedly trying to conceal a trading loss.
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JPMorgan Chase has changed its valued-at-risk model for measuring losses in its credit derivatives portfolio for the third time this year, resulting in a USD36 million, or 24%, reduction in its total VaR.
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The U.K.’s Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards has been ordered by Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne to review consumer banks’ derivatives sales practices with an eye to deciding whether these financial institutions should be able to sell the products.
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CME Group and the IntercontinentalExchange have been taking steps to recategorize energy swaps as futures in order to circumvent new clearing regulations.