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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.
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Creditors and not credit default swap investors would be hit hardest if the Greek government defaulted on its debt, according to data from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
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Morgan Stanley reported a fourth-quarter loss of USD275 million, attributed in part to the USD1.7 billion it paid to bond insurer MBIA to settle lawsuits related to credit default swaps.
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The U.S. retail fx industry is slowing down, with the number of non-discretionary retail fx accounts held with U.S. brokers in the fourth quarter at their lowest level since the third quarter of 2010.
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Bank of America Merrill has named Yuichiro Shinozaki as director responsible for developing and structuring equity products its Tokyo office.