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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley may shed their bank-holding status to avoid the costs of complying with the proposed Volcker rule, according to David Hilder, an analyst at Susquehanna Financial Group.
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The size of derivatives liabilities may be a factor in determining whether a non-bank is systemically important and therefore requiring additional oversight, according to a proposal by the U.S. Financial Stability Oversight Council.
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NYSE Euronext may consider asking for a hearing before the European Union’s regulators at the end of this month to defend its proposed merger with Deutsche Boerse, according to Duncan Niederauer, ceo of the U.S. clearer.
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Pacific Investment Management is selling credit default swaps on large Japanese banks as spreads have widened to records.
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Exchanges from Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa have joined in an alliance to cross-list equity index derivatives, and are working on cross-listed local fx products and cross-listed equity index derivatives in local currencies by next year.
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The Volatility Exchange plans to roll out realized vol-based exchange-traded products on a U.S. equity index next, followed by products based on interest rates and gold or crude oil as well.