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The European Securities and Markets Authority published a consultation paper Jan. 31 setting out its proposed guidelines on UCITS exchange-traded funds and other UCITS-related issues.
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— Joanne Medero, managing director in the Government Relations Group at BlackRock in San Francisco, on how the Department of Labor’s rules could make it tough for swap dealers to clear over-the-counter swaps for pension funds.
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The Canadian Securities Administrators has announced that it is adopting tougher regulation to address what it says is “the damage to the reputation of Canada's capital markets by market participants with strong connections to Canadian jurisdictions who engage in abusive activities through OTC markets in the U.S.”
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A warm March has sent RenaissanceRe’s weather and energy derivatives to its second consecutive quarterly loss, with the firm’s chief underwriting officer calling it “the temperature equivalent of a catastrophe.”
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A threatened two-notch downgrade of Goldman Sachs could trigger provisions in derivatives contracts that would require the investment bank to post an additional USD2.21 billion in collateral or pay to terminate the contracts.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has entered into a memorandum of understanding with the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs under which an OIRA employee can work with the CFTC to perform a cost-benefit analysis of proposed derivatives regulations.