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Derivatives accountants have defended new proposals released by the International Accounting Standards Board and the Financial Accounting Standards Board, after the International Swaps and Derivatives Association yesterday opposed new rules for the reporting of derivatives in financial statements.
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Some dealers are offering counterparties more flexible features in longevity swaps of micro pools, usually 100-200 lives.
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The Japan Financial Services Agency plans to begin taxing over-the-counter derivatives used by individual investors the same way as their listed counterparts, meaning gains will get charged a flat 20% instead of being lumped into general income where gains could be taxed as much as 50%.
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The Malaysia Securities Commission has released proposed rules that would widen several investor definitions for investment products, including structured products.
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One buysider has sold a few billion dollars in notional strangles with out-of-the-money puts and calls on the S&P 500 over the past six months.
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Revenue from fixed-income, fx and commodities trading at European banks is expected to plummet 35-40% in the latest round of earning reports compared with a year earlier, according to analysts.