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The Securities and Exchange Commission is still “a ways off” from figuring out what conditions need to be in place to require mandatory trading and clearing of security-based swaps, according to John Ramsay, deputy director of the Division of Trading and Markets.
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The Malaysia Securities Commission is looking to hire three experts to oversee the approval process for investment products, including structured products, with varying levels of experience.
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Arthur Braga, a senior equity exotics and fund derivatives trader at Barclays Capital in London, has joined Goldman Sachs as a Latin American equity derivatives trader in New York.
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One hedge fund bought USD35 thousand vega notional on a variance spread this week by shorting the S&P 500 exchange traded fund, the Materials SPDR ETF and going long XLB underlying U.S. Steel.
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Industrial companies that use derivatives have expressed outrage that none of their ranks managed to secure a spot on the 29-member advisory group on implementing market reforms being formed by the European Securities Market Authority.
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Credit default swap spreads on European sovereign debt widened over concern over countries unable to avoid restructuring.