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The U.S. Commodity and Futures Trading Commission has requested public comment on a proposal to require trading firms to “standardize algorithmic descriptions” covering complex and standardized derivatives and net exposures.
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Complex pricing rules and trading protocols are having a negative impact on the growth of options order flow, according to TABB Group.
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Credit default swaps spreads on banks in the U.S. have narrowed to below the level of their counterparts in Europe, a dramatic reversal from the height of the credit crisis.
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The impact on credit default swaps of a proposed European Union permanent bailout facility appears to be a matter of debate.
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A member of the European Parliament has criticized European Commission proposals to impose restrictions and reporting requirements on sovereign credit default swaps despite the EC’s own report praising the “efficiency of CDS markets in sovereign debt.”
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The Alternative Investment Management Association said the European Commission report stating the credit default swaps did not cause Greece’s financial crisis makes curbs on CDS trading unnecessary.