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BlackRock is asking U.S. lawmakers to ban the use of the label exchange-traded funds on those ETFs that invest in derivatives as a way of avoiding confusion with traditional ones.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has begun a widespread review of exchange-traded funds for adequacy of investor disclosure, liquidity levels and transparency of underlying instruments, among other factors.
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Hedge funds have been flocking to dual currency digital option structures.
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Sovereign entities will find it harder to fund themselves at low rates following the agreement to ban so-called naked credit default swap trading on sovereign debt, according to market officials.
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European Union regulators seized documents from several major banks in connection with an ongoing investigation into derivatives linked to the euro interbank offered rate.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has voted to limit speculation on commodities, including oil, wheat, gold and other raw materials.