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Fewer swaps than Congress and the public expect may end up getting traded on exchanges or through swap execution facilities, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission official.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has hired two industry professionals as structured finance and new product specialists in the New and Structured Products Unit within the Division of Enforcement.
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Centrally clearing over-the-counter derivatives trades will raise costs for established asset managers, at least in the short run, said panelists at the Osney Media Optimising OTC Derivatives Operations in Fund Management conference in London this morning.
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ING Bank is marketing five-year, one-touch memory notes that offer a potential 50% return depending on the level of the Eurostoxx 50 at any annual observation date.
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission today issued a 24-page investor guide on contracts for difference suggesting that the predominately over-the-counter derivatives are unsuitable for many retail investors.
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The Managed Funds Association has offered a number of corporate governance and ownership recommendations. This is in response to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s proposed rule on governance at derivatives clearing organizations, designated contract markets and swap execution facilities.