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Japan’s Financial Services Authority is exploring whether to impose stricter regulation on mutual funds that tout high-monthly distributions or use derivatives for fx-linked investments.
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Nasdaq has announced plans to begin clearing non-deliverable forward fx trades in Europe, directly competing with LCH.Clearnet and CME Clear Europe.
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Morgan Stanley has reissued its FTSE Booster Plan 3 and FTSE Protected Growth Plan 46, the latter its most successful structured product.
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The National Credit Union Administration has opened a 60-day comment period for additional input on a policy for allowing credit unions to trade in certain kinds of derivatives to protect against interest-rate risk.
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Brady Dougan, ceo of Credit Suisse, is said to be not in line to receive bonds made from derivatives as a bonus, as other bankers are poised to be awarded, to avoid a conflict of interest.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has hired attorney Barry Pershkow as senior special counsel in its Investment Management Division.