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An independent study conducted by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association and Atrevida Partners revealed split-second and accurate pricing of interest rate swaps by the dealers involved.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission will look at how circuit breakers work in the equity market, before thinking about adopting them in the over-the-counter derivatives markets, according to Chairman Mary Schapiro.
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The overall performance of credit default spreads for the U.S. broker-dealer sector was mixed during the recent financial crisis, according to Fitch Ratings.
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The financial crisis has prompted Abu Dhabi Securities Market to delay plans to launch a regional derivatives market.
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The Securities and Industry and Financial Markets Association has called on the Financial Stability Oversight Council to adopt a “careful, staged approach” to implementing the so-called Volcker rule.
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South Korea may introduce tougher fx derivatives regulations depending on the outcome of its ongoing inspections of banks’ fx activity, according to Kim Jon-chang, governor of the nation’s Financial Supervisory Service.