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The China Banking Regulatory Commission will likely take a stance on credit derivatives when it writes rules for local compliance with Basel III capital adequacy requirements.
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European members of Parliament have moved to exempt fx and real estate businesses from forthcoming over-the-counter derivatives legislation in the E.U.
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The U.K. House of Lords E.U. Subcommittee on Economic and Financial Affairs is against a ban on naked short selling and credit default swaps on sovereign bonds.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is expecting to take a second look at rules it proposed governing block trading under the planned electronic trading and central clearing regime for over-the-counter derivatives, according to DW sister publication Wall Street Letter.
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Investors trading legacy equity structured products based on Japanese equities are expected to suffer heavy losses from the sharp decline in the stock prices following last week’s earthquake and its aftermath.
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David Curry is said to have left as head of structured products at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.