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Fabien Baetz, a fixed income, currencies and commodities exchange-traded funds structurer, and Petros Stamatopoulos, a FICC structured products marketer, have left UBS in London. -
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has called on the Japanese Financial Services Agency to ensure clearing requirements for derivative transactions, particularly those that are cross-border, be consistent with regulation in overseas countries when it implements its Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is said to be looking into requiring European lenders to produce more detailed daily liquidity reports, covering such potential liabilities as fx swaps and credit-default swaps, as it increases its monitoring of the European sovereign debt crisis.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland has issued a multi-asset note unique for paying out the best return of three strategies and including a 50% allocation to inflationary assets such as gold and other commodities.
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Britain is bracing for defeat in Brussels on a critical piece of financial regulation, which would force it to cede control over the shape of key markets in the City of London.
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A group of industry associations is planning a last-ditch appeal to Michel Barnier, commissioner for internal market and services at the European Commission, for detailed open-access requirements to be added to the European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
