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Portugal's bond auction on Wednesday was posited as a potential tipping point.
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Last year promised to be an important year for derivatives reform, and it was. U.S. lawmakers responded to the financial crisis by passing the Dodd-Frank Act into law in July. Title VII of the Act focuses almost exclusively on regulating the over-the-counter derivatives markets, with broad aims including central clearing, real-time reporting, position limits and capital and margin requirements. Twin agencies, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission, are given the task of writing rules to implement those goals.
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Morgan Stanley has made management changes to help boost its fixed-income trading unit.
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Belgium’s KBC Bank is being sued by Melexis, the Belgian semiconductor specialist, over alleged losses from collateralized debt obligations it bought from the bank.
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Credit Suisse has named Mark Burrows as vice chairman of investment banking for Asia Pacific.
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Legal & General has rolled out its FTSE Growth Plan 8, which pays investors a potential 50% bonus at the end of its five-year term.