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Regulators in Europe and the prosecutors in U.S. are reportedly close to arresting and charging individuals allegedly involved with manipulating the London interbank offered rate.
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Seven smaller U.K. lenders have joined the four largest banks in agreeing to review past sales of interest-rate swaps, according to the Financial Service Authority.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India has tightened the eligibility and for stocks in derivatives by doubling the minimum trading volume from 5 lakh (USD9,035) to 10 lakh in an effort to keep illiquid stocks from entering the derivatives market.
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Only 5% of banks surveyed are able to calculate on demand credit valuation adjustments upon default of large counterparties, according to a survey by consultancy Lepus for software provider SAS.
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The Singapore Exchange has enhanced regulations to protect derivatives market against systemically destabilizing events, including the possibility that multiple members default.
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Spanish regulators have banned short selling on stocks and on both listed and over-the-counter derivatives for three months because of market volatility.