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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association, the Institute of International Finance and the European Association of CCP Clearing Houses are calling for more time to discuss punitive rules on the capitalization of exposures to central counterparties.
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Turquoise has added FTSE Index Options to its current multilateral derivatives trading platform Turquoise Derivatives, an offering which figures to challenge the current dominance of NYSE Euronext Liffe in that market.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association reiterated the need for a global view of trade repositories, data reporting and aggregation requirements.
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A draft provision of the Volcker Rule of the Dodd-Frank Act could change the way traders are paid. According to the proposal, traders would be paid from fees and the spread of transaction instead of from appreciation or profits from their positions.
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Credit default swaps on Greek sovereign debt purchased by bank dealers may not be enough to cover their losses in the event of a default.
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The Brazilian government has delayed implementation of a 1% tax on fx futures transactions approved until December due to complexity of the market and technical difficulties.