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The Securities and Exchange Board of India has pushed back the deadline from May 7 to August 7 for more detailed foreign institutional investors reporting on offshore derivatives and participatory notes written on Indian underlyings.
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Andrew Lamb is ceo of CME Clearing Europe in London, with responsibilities including having oversight of the clearinghouse’s risk management and its day-to-day operations. He spoke to Senior Reporter Olivia Thetgyi on the clearinghouse’s plans to develop its business in the region and regulatory developments in the E.U.
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CME Group is looking to cross-margin between its U.S. and European clearinghouses, allowing offsetting positions to reduce margins for clearing firms.
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A Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority idea to amend civil law to increase investor protections has structured product issuers in Switzerland up in arms.
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Hang Seng Bank, the Bank of East Asia, and the Bank of Communications launched retail structured equity-linked product programs last week, just before the implementation of new regulations Friday (DW, 5/9).
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Wolfgang Schaeuble, Germany’s finance minister, is said to be planning to press the governments of European Union member states to ban trading of naked credit default swaps on their countries’ sovereign debt.