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Paul Volcker, former chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve, blamed lobbying by the financial industry for making versions of his namesake rule proposed by federal regulators longer and more complicated than he had intended.
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Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) says the provisions in the Volcker rule designed to curb conflicts of interest between U.S. banks and their clients are “not nearly tough enough.”
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Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange has named Stephen Gaterell as its ceo.
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Euro/Swiss franc option flows are spiking as hedge funds and other institutional investors play upside and downside scenarios. -
The Royal Bank of Canada has hired Amy Wu in New York to its global equity linked products division to focus on equity derivatives and cross-asset strategies.
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Citigroup has hired Martin Stackler, a financial engineer in structuring and pricing at Société Générale, to head up exotic equity derivative structuring in Hong Kong.
