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Sovereign eurozone debt concerns and the U.S. budget issue will shake energy markets more than consumer staples markets if there is a rise in investor anxiety on either situation, therefore investors should buy volatility on the S&P 500 energy exchange-traded fund and sell vol on the staples ETF, according to strategists at BNP Paribas in New York.
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Compliance officers who breathed a sigh of relief when the Securities and Exchange Commission delayed the effective date of new security-based swap rules have more good news: the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has agreed to temporarily exempt security-based swaps from several rules.
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Industry associations and U.K. firms have warned the Independent Banking Commission about the implications that ring fencing could have on a banking group’s derivatives use. -
ICAP said it is committed to further expanding its electronic trading expansion this year, despite delays in new derivatives regulations in the U.S. and Europe.
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The Brazilian government is said to be considering a tax on purchases of local fx futures contracts by foreigners.
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The financial units of U.S. manufacturing companies including Caterpillar, Boeing, John Deere and Ford Motor are lobbying regulators to exempt them from central clearing requirements of new derivatives regulations.
