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Singapore Exchange has announced the launch of a new suite of contracts that will allow investors to keep offshore exposure to Indian stocks with equity derivatives. -
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association this week asked its members for feedback on the potential integration of smart contract functionality into the definitions that govern derivatives transactions.
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Four major capital markets and banking industry bodies have urged European legislators to change existing rules to allow for more efficient risk reduction in the derivatives markets.
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The Financial Conduct Authority on Monday expressed concerns over the potential consolidation of market power in the hands of a few trading and clearing players, saying that a "lack of competition" could result in "higher prices" or a reluctance to invest to meet client needs.
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The UK Financial Conduct Authority has confirmed that firms involved in the nascent cryptocurrency derivatives markets must register with the regulator and comply with its rulebook.
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BNP Paribas has given its global head of EQD institutional sales and EQD linear trading more UK-specific responsibilities with a new leadership role.
