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Pension advisers want the European Union to exempt their clients from compliance of new derivatives regulations for up to two years after they go into effect as early as the end of 2012.
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LCH.Clearnet plans to start clearing interest-rate swaps through its SwapClear unit in the U.S. in February despite the fact that regulators have yet to finalize rules governing clearinghouses.
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Henderson Global Investors has named Graham Kitchen to succeed Bill McQuaker as head of equities.
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Legal & General Investments is considering the addition of a U.K. equity income fund to its offerings.
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Seven major foreign derivative dealers have tag-teamed federal regulators in a push for a broad carve out from several proposed Dodd-Frank Act rules on swaps.
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Merrill Lynch is set to launch its first retail structured note program in Singapore, according to a prospectus filed with the Monetary Authority of Singapore.