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The China Banking Regulatory Commission by default has postponed its version of the U.S. Volcker rule, which would put a 3% cap on non-hedging related activity at foreign banks.
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Expansion of commodity-based, leveraged and actively managed products are expected to help double assets in U.S. exchange traded funds to USD2 trillion by the end of 2015, according to Bank of New York Mellon and Strategic Insight.
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Concern that lawmakers may not resolve the debt-ceiling issue by the Aug. 2 deadline sent credit default swaps spreads on U.S. sovereign debt to their widest level in nearly 18 months.
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The National Securities Clearing Corp., a subsidiary of the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp., has launched its Automated Special Representative Facility.
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JPMorgan Chase has appointed Larry Slaughter as co-head of investment banking for North America, a position he will share with Kevin Willsey.
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Global market maker GETCO has acquired Automat, a London-based proprietary trading firm that specializes in exchange-traded derivatives and spot fx markets.