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The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association and five other trade groups have asked the federal agencies charged with writing derivatives regulations to re-propose them.
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Citigroup has reportedly closed its proprietary Quantitative Strategies Fund as it implements of the Volcker Rule, which bars banks from using their capital for such activity.
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Growing concerns that use of derivatives will lead to another financial crisis are unjustified, according to Laurent Crosnier, ceo of Amundi London.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India has announced that stock exchanges may introduce one or more schemes to enhance liquidity in their equity derivatives segments.
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Markit is said to be poised to gain a major stake and control in the over-the-counter derivatives business, if NYSE Euronext succeeds in its bid for LCH.Clearnet.
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Standard Chartered has hired Michele Wee for the new position of global head of electronic sales across the firm’s fixed-income, fx and commodities businesses.