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The Australian Stock Exchange has defended its trading of contracts for difference, despite criticism because losses traders have suffered in the four years since they were introduced.
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Credit default swap spreads on U.S. treasuries widened 15% on Tuesday—its largest since-day increase in nearly 10 months—over concerns relating to the European debt crisis and questions about U.S. policymakers ability to deal with the deficit and the economy.
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Duncan Niederauer, ceo of NYSE Euronext, said after hearings before the European Union’s competition regulators regarding its proposed merger with Deutsche Boerse that the E.U. has “no issues with regard to our equities, listings, market data, technology or settlement/depository businesses, and there is even some agreement with regard to our derivatives business.”
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The FBI and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission have joined the effort to investigate into the alleged disappearance of client funds from MF Global.
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Chicago-based Northern Trust has enhanced transparency of its over-the-counter derivatives with the introduction of its Holdings—Derivatives Detail query, which includes new data elements specific to the terms and conditions that define the trades for OTC swaps, credit default swaps, options and swaptions.
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The Volcker rule’s proposed ban on proprietary trading poses problems for banks that provide bridge loans, according to the law firm Paul Hastings.