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A coalition of industry groups has pressed the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to redraft proposed rules for the swaps market--based on the roughly 15,000 comments it has received so far--and then reissue them for additional scrutiny.
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Central counterparties are becoming systemically important to the global financial system and should do more to monitor their clearing members, according to Paul Tucker, deputy governor of the Bank of England.
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Credit default swaps spreads and bond yields move more following a negative sovereign rating announcement by credit rating agencies than after positive events, according to the European Central Bank.
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Lehman Brothers Holdings estimated its proposed settlement of derivatives claims could reduce the total from USD22 billion to USD10 billion.
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The size of the derivatives market and the fact that the problems causing the recent financial crisis have not yet been resolved set the stage for a new crisis, according to Mark Mobius, executive chairman of Templeton Asset Management.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is not likely to take action anytime soon on proposals that would ban flash orders and cap exchange fees.