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A more transparent fx trading market could hit some bank revenues, according to Bernstein Research.
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UniCredit has named Jean Pierre Mustier as deputy general manager and head of corporate and investment banking.
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Tradeweb has become the first firm to electronically execute and clear credit derivatives trades under the Dodd-Frank Act.
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The following is a roundup of selected current regulatory proposals, notices and directives collected from official bulletins and other sources which are deemed reliable. The chart is updated each issue. To notify DW of new measures call Rob McGlinchey in London at (44-20) 7303-1789 or e-mail RMcGlinchey@euromoneyplc.com. Shaded items indicate a new or updated entry.
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AIG Financial Products had halved its notional derivatives exposure to USD940 billion, reduced its trade count by 37%, reduced its complex trades by 65% and cut staff from 440 to 225 (DW, 2/12).