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Scott O’Malia, a Republican commissioner of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, said that in the CFTC’s “mad rush” to implement derivatives regulations, it “quite often forgets to make sure that all these rules should work together to achieve the overall objectives of enhancing transparency and reducing systemic risk.”
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The European Energy Exchange will introduce day and weekend futures to supplement its existing Phelix futures with a weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly delivery period.
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Credit Suisse is relocating its back-office investment banking positions in Dubai to Qatar, where the Swiss bank believes it could tap into sovereign wealth funds located there.
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Bill Templer, who in January left Morgan Stanley as global co-head of listed derivatives, has launched Faventus Consulting, which will provide advice on sales, trading, technology and regulation to firms in the futures market.
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The volume in global equity capital markets has fallen 15% in the first nine months of 2012 to USD450.2 billion, compared with a year ago, according to Dealogic.
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An Australian federal court has rules that Lehman Brothers was liable for AUD248 million (USD258.3 million) in losses claimed by councils, charities, churches and private investors who bought complex derivatives from the investment bank.