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Dutch Interior Minister Liesbeth Spies has announced the country will limit sales of derivatives only to housing providers that banks agree to consider as non-professional investors.
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Tilman Leuder, head of asset management at the European Commission, has hinted that the E.C. may revise counterparty limits for UCITS funds that trade over-the-counter derivatives in light of new mandatory clearing regulations.
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The European Commission has issued a consultation seeking comment on proposed rule changes for the production and use of indices that serve as benchmarks in financial and other contracts.
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Nasdaq OMX is planning to launch its interest-rate derivatives NLX platform in London, beginning with futures based on sterling and including the German bund, Euribor and three other products.
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UBS leads all brokers in European institutional equity trading with a 10.5% market share, followed by Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley tied for second, according to Greenwich Associates.
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Citigroup has introduced algorithmic trading for U.S. equity options and has expanded its algo platform to outside the U.S., including Mexico, Brazil and Canada.