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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
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Standard Chartered Bank has closed its second post-financial crisis synthetic collateralized loan obligation, a USD3 billion trade finance deal dubbed Sealane II.
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UBS has launched the first structured products in Europe linked to its Frontier and Emerging Markets Investable Total Return Index.
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Lawmakers from both Germany’s ruling Christian Democrats party and opposition Green Party have called for a European ban on credit default swaps after four countries in the region imposed a ban on short-selling.
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India’s National Stock Exchange announced that it will begin charging for fx derivatives trades, beginning Aug. 22.
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Over-the-counter derivatives market players are expected to spend USD3.4 billion on clearing and back-office technology to comply with new regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act, according to TABB.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has filed suit against Stifel Nicolaus, charging the broker with defrauding five Wisconsin school districts by selling synthetic collateralized debt obligations that were “unsuitably risky and…largely with borrowed money.”