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Sandler O’Neill + Partners has enhanced its fixed-income group with five new hires.
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The Department of the Treasury is “very close” to reaching a decision on whether to exempt fx swaps and forwards from derivatives regulations, according to Mary Miller, assistant Treasury secretary.
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The provision of the Dodd-Frank act that would force investment banks to spin off their derivatives trading may result in more foreign firms reorganizing their operations than their U.S. counterparts, according to Daniel Trullo, a governor of the Federal Reserve Board.
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By Eric Kolodner, managing director at Tradeweb in London The Council of the European Union and the European Parliament will shortly determine various issues in the European Market Infrastructure Regulation that will have a profound impact on the extent to which regulators will achieve their stated goals of reducing systemic risk, fostering competition and promoting price efficiency in the derivatives markets.
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PARIS – End users over the past month have been showing more interest in contingent credit default swaps linked to cross currency swaps as concern over sovereign defaults has grown.
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PRAGUE -- The countless hours agonizing over legislation, amendments and white papers are starting to get the better of some industry officials. Frustration was boiling up today at International Swaps and Derivatives Association AGM.
