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The GBP38 billion BT Pension Scheme has responded to the European Securities and Markets Authority’s consultation on over-the-counter derivatives regulation with concerns about the increasing costs to pensions.
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Local securities houses in South Korea are undercutting international investment firms and grabbing market share in the country’s lucrative equity-linked structured product market.
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Dealers are looking at writing equity-linked structured products and warrants referencing the new raft of China A-share physical exchange-traded funds, which have recently started trading in Hong Kong.
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The Futures Industry Association and the International Swaps and Derivatives Association have published a template to smooth documentation between futures commission merchants and clients involved in over-the-counter derivatives.
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Americans for Financial Reform has called on the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to close loopholes in a proposed guidance for cross-border enforcement of U.S. swap regulations in the Dodd-Frank Act that would allow banks to circumvent the measures by changing the registration of subsidiaries.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has extended the deadline for complying with new regulations over over-the-counter derivatives and other business conduct from Oct. 15 to Jan. 1.