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The market value of derivatives in bank trading books rose 9% across all regions in the third quarter, according to The Bank for International Settlements. “The evolution of the dollar during the quarter probably played a significant role in this increase,” said one market official, commenting on the currency’s strengthening.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission may impose user fees on traders to fund enforcement of new derivatives regulations if the agency doesn’t receive an adequate budget, according to Bart Chilton, a CFTC commissioner.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission has extended derivatives trading to asset management firms, though it limited their use to hedging purposes for less-experienced companies.
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Roger Liddell, the ceo of LCH.Clearnet, has expressed shock at a provision in the Dodd-Frank Act that lowers the minimum capital standard for membership in a clearinghouse to just USD50 million.
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Two members of the House of Representatives have picked up on President Barack Obama’s intention to streamline government by calling for simpler and less costly regulations to govern the over-the-counter derivatives market.
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Aspect Capital has rolled out its Aspect Diversified Trends Fund, a Ucits III version of its flagship Aspect Diversified Programme.