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Leo Tong, head of G3 (euro, yen and U.S. Dollar) credit sales for derivatives and cash at Standard Chartered Bank in Hong Kong, resigned from the firm last week, according to an official familiar with the move.
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A three- to five-year exemption for pension funds from clearing obligations is likely to be included in the next compromise text from the E.U. Council’s working group on European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
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Citigroup has hired Harsh Jaggi as head of structured credit sales for the Americas in New York.
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The Canadian Securities Administrators has proposed rules designed to reduce risks associated with electronic trading.
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The European Union is said to be considering position limits on European commodities traders as French lawmakers press the EU to curb speculation that has been responsible for higher prices in oil and agriculture prices.
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A group of 19 industry trade associations, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, have called on Congress to extend the July deadline for completion derivatives regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act.