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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has broadened its investigation of JPMorgan Chase relating to its billions in credit derivatives losses, using powers given the agency under the Dodd-Frank Act to monitor certain “manipulative and deceptive conduct.”
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Four in 10 sellsiders use structured products in their portfolios, with fixed income the most popular asset class, following by rates, according to FINCAD.
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The Depository Trust and Clearing Corp. along with the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication has delayed the launch of its legal entity identifier Web portal originally set for June 1 until the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is further along in its role in setting up the system.
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Launches of exchange-traded funds and exchange-trade notes fell to their lowest level in 19 months in May with only eight new offers.
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JPMorgan Chase is likely to remain the leading global fixed-income trader even after new regulations are introduced, followed by Deutsche Bank and Barclays, according to Citigroup analysts.
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Los Angeles-based Imperial Capital has hired Thomas Pritchard and Kenneth Morris as co-heads of investment banking for the energy sector.