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Rep. Frank Lucas (R-Okla.) said he plans to introduce legislation that will make changes to derivatives regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Half of a sample of finance experts at non-financial corporations said derivatives reforms will result in only minor changes to their businesses, according to Fincad.
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Credit default swap spreads on major U.S. financial institutions widened ahead of banks’ earnings reports, according to Fitch Solutions.
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Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan Chase are deadlocked as the top investors in U.S. fixed-income trading platforms, each with a market share in institutional trading of 11.5%, according to Greenwich Associates.
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Belgium’s Financial Services and Markets Authority has imposed a moratorium on the sale of complex structured products to retail investors, a move that market observers say may increase transparency in payouts but will not remove market and credit risk.
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The United Arab Emirates’ National Bank of Abu Dhabi has sold CHY10 billion (USD 127 million) in its first offer of Samurai bonds.