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Alexandre Fleury, the former European head of exotic equity trading at Société Générale, is set to join Morgan Stanley in the same role based in London.
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A week after approving the British clearinghouse LCH Clearnet to clear swaps for American mutual funds, the Securities and Exchange Commission has also given no- action relief to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange to do the same.
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In March, USD12.7 billion worth of interest rate swaps were cleared through the Singapore Exchange central counterparty, AsiaClear, up USD2.5 billion from the previous month.
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HSBC plans to develop a post-trade automation platform by early next year for equity derivatives in Brazil.
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Clearinghouses pose a risk to the financial system and require greater oversight, said Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve.
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Banks and money managers have not met the commitment they made 13 months ago to provide “a viable clearing solution for clients,” said William Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.