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"Providing market participants with an insufficient time frame for compliance could harm the efficient functioning of the markets if existing entities can no longer operate until they have built the requisite platforms to comply with every measure in final rules." -- Shawn Bernardo, vice chairman of the Wholesale Markets Brokers' Association Americas in New York, on why proposed regulations will require more time than U.S. regulators have so far suggested
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The week ending March 25 was always going to be an important one for the sovereign credit markets.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has issued a request for proposal for a trade repository for over-the-counter commodity derivatives.
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Credit default swaps trader Jihan Bowes-Little has left UBS in London.
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Alain Chanezon, head of equities and fund structured markets exotics trading at Barclays Capital in Hong Kong, resigned last week.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission is considering setting risk capital for derivatives on a firm-by-firm basis.