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A proposed Dodd-Frank Act rule requiring firms to post initial margin on uncleared over-the-counter interest rate derivatives could result in USD1.4 trillion in new capital charges, according to Paul Rowady, senior analyst at research and advisory firm TABB Group.
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Commerzbank’s Corporates and Markets flow trading desk in Frankfurt has begun quoting over-the-counter vanilla single stock products, in addition to such quotes provided by its exotics, vanilla and funds desk. -
Arran Rowsell, managing director and head of European flow credit trading at Credit Suisse in London, has left the firm.
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—Stephen Merkel, executive vice president at BGC Partners, on the differences in rulemaking proposals from both regulatory bodies.
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With the Dexia bailout in the pipeline, concerns about the relevance of the Eurozone bank stress tests performed in July have materialized.
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ICE Clear and CME Group’s credit default swap clearing unit have asked the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission to allow them to merge margin accounts used by customers to back-stop single-name and index CDS trades as a way of reducing costs.
