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The Monetary Authority of Singapore is considering stricter rules for contracts for difference and fx products in an attempt to protect investors should issuers get into difficulties.
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First Derivatives, the capital markets software provider, has seen its pre-tax profits increase.
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Clearing over-the-counter swaps that are traded after the enforcement of regulation could lead to market instability.
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The European Federation for Retirement Provision said that while it supports the general purpose of the European Union’s derivatives directive, as currently written, it could have a negative impact on pension funds by treating them the same as all other financial market participants.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority said it lacks the authority to go after JPMorgan Chase’s over derivatives losses allegedly caused by the bank’s chief investment office because of the office is structured as a branch rather than a subsidiary, and U.K. regulators have limited power over branches of foreign banks.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has announced plans to host a roundtable May 31 to obtain input on proposed exemptions to the Volcker Rule.