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—James Bindler, global head of fx options at Citigroup in London and a member of the Bank of England’s Fx Joint Standing Committee, on fx regulation.
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The International Monetary Fund released a report that outlined that the chances of a financial transaction tax being successfully applied would be improved if different countries jointly introduced the tax in a uniform manner.
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It was a busy week across all asset classes globally last week. Senior hires included Richard Carson joining Barclays as European head of equity market risk in London, and Ahmed Kachenoura joining the Royal Bank of Canada as head of Europe, the Middle East and Africa trading for global equity-linked products, also in London. -
Banks should employ risk mitigation regimes to identify, measure, monitor and control replacement cost risk for fx transactions until settlement has been confirmed and reconciled, according to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.
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With reforms stemming from the Dodd-Frank Act in the U.S. and regulation in Europe and Asia Pacific growing nearer, Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft’s deep regulatory knowledge base and expertise in commodity, equity structured products, credit derivatives and fixed income set itself apart from its competitors over the last year.
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With suppressed volatility markets and suppressed bond yields, investors are chasing other ways to find yield. As a result of this, the fx market has seen a significant uptick in structured products, more specifically, dual currency deposits.
