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Barring a capitulation next week it looks set to be a relatively strong January for sovereign credit and credit in general.
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Regulators testifying before the House Financial Services subcommittee on the Volcker Rule on Wednesday acknowledged that drawing a distinction between trades that are prohibited and those that are not would be a significant challenge.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved a number of rulings filed by NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Bourse that are contingent on the closing of the exchanges’ proposed merger.
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A significant slowdown in capital market activity has caused a structural change in India’s broking business, which includes a move to low-yield derivatives and an increase in algorithmic trading, among other things, according to Crisil, the global credit rating firm.
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SIFMA has called for significant changes to the Volcker Rule, arguing that as currently proposed, it “clearly fails to account for different types of market making environments, particularly those related to fixed income and over-the-counter markets, where market makers regularly trade as principal due to the high degree of fragmentation and intermittent liquidity.”
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Financial regulation adopted by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision would force financial institutions with investment banking units to increase fourfold the amount of capital they need to cover risks, according to a study by consultancy Sia Conseil.