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Pascal Canfin is a member of the European Parliament's Econ committee and is also vice-chair of the Special Committee on the Financial, Economic and Social Crisis. Canfin, an ex-economics journalist, is also the former chair of the Economic Affairs Committee of the Green Party. As an MEP, he is the Econ rapporteur for credit default swap and short selling legislation. He spoke to DW Senior Reporter Olivia Thetgyi.
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Pascal Canfin, who is leading the European Parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee effort on proposed short selling regulation, backs the idea of banning naked credit default swap trading.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission may have gotten ahead of itself in the race to implement the Dodd-Frank Act. That’s the view some attorneys, who point to the postponements of two planned rule votes by Chairman Gary Gensler. The latest was postponement of a rule on position limits yesterday morning.
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HSBC has pitched a tender offer to purchase notes issued by its European Metrix Funding No. 1 and Metrix Securities 2006-1 collateralized loan obligations.
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The South Korean Financial Services Commission plans to enhance regulation on some aspects of over-the-counter and listed derivatives next year, including margin requirements, according to its recently-released 2011 Financial Policy Agenda.
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Nabeel Naqui, a former managing director at Toronto Dominion in London, has been fined GBP750,000 (USD1.17 million) and banned from working in authorized positions in the financial services by the U.K.’s Financial Services Authority for mismarking positions.