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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.
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Barclays Bank has launched a new series of leveraged iPath exchange-traded notes on the NYSE Arca electronic stock exchange.
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Germany’s DZ Bank has begun clearing its interest rate swaps business through LCH.Clearnet’s SwapClear service.
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The U.K. Financial Services Authority is consulting on how it reviews the credit risk management of central counterparties.
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Derivatives regulations are expected to increase the size of the interest-rate swap and credit default swap market by more than 10% to an estimated USD435 trillion in two years, according to Citigroup.
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Insurance companies may increasingly use equity and credit derivatives, in addition to interest rate derivatives, to better manage their portfolios as a result of Solvency II, according to a report from the Bank for International Settlements.