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The type of derivatives that resulted in more than USD2 billion in losses at JPMorgan Chase may be the first to require central clearing, according to Gary Gensler, chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, in testimony before the Senate Banking Committee.
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Clearstream has partnered with Spanish central securities depository Iberclear to develop a new tri-party collateral management service for the Spanish market.
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CME Group has launched CME Direct, a new technology service side-by-side trading of exchange-listed and over-the-counter markets, beginning with energy futures and energy swaps
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Credit Suisse and Bank of America saw their share of the prime brokerage market in Asia grow in the past year, while Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley recorded a decrease, according to AsiaHedge.
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JPMorgan Chase analysts have revised downward its forecast for revenue from fixed income, fx and commodities at some of the world’s largest banks to USD15 billion in the second quarter, a 32% from the previous three-month period.
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Bursa Malaysia Derivatives has revamped options contracts based on the country’s composite index futures.