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Judge James Peck of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan has approved a settlement in a dispute between Lehman Brothers Holdings and Bank of New York Mellon and Perpetual Trustee of Australia over flip clauses in credit-derivatives contracts.
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Rep. Scott Garrett (R-N.J.) is pressuring Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner to respond to a 3-month-old question seeking clarification on at least one aspect of new over-the-counter derivatives regulations.
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Mandating daily portfolio reconciliation on swaps between financial entities would not raise costs for swap dealers and major swap participants, according to staff members from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has sued Kent Ralph Emerson Whitney for allegedly running a fraudulent scheme to avoid posting margin on substantial options positions he held.
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The International Accounting Standards Board is considering revamping how to account for changes in the liability of put options on shares held by non-controlling interest shareholders.
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A proposed Hong Kong law that would define structured products as public offers rather than private placements is drawing cries that it would stifle growth in the market.
