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Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) has told a House financial services subcommittee that regulators should scrap the current version of the Volcker Rule and come up with a simplified version by September, which will then undergo a two-year review to determine which activities should be banned.
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Tokyo-based AI Investment Advisors posted losses of USD1.3 billion on its equity and bond derivatives investments and as result has lost most of the pension funds it was managing.
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The Italian city of Milan has reached a settlement with JPMorgan Chase, UBS, Deutsche Bank and Depfa Bank under which the banks agree to unwind interest-rate swaps at a discount in exchange for dropping civil claims against them.
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William Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said he strongly backs stricter oversight of central clearing counterparties, saying they must be bulletproof to avoid another financial crisis.
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A contractual technicality has prevented dealers from starting to trade credit default swaps on Greek sovereign debt again, as they wait for the International Swaps and Derivatives Association to complete deliberations on 60-day look-back clauses.
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Credit Suisse has named James Amin as sole head of global investment banking following the departure of co-head Luigi de Vecchi for a sabbatical.