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Financial institutions in Singapore are expected to offer less-sophisticated structured products after the Lehman Brothers minibond scandal that led to an investigation resulting in a ban on firms from selling the instruments.
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The U.S. Commodities and Exchange Commission is taking a close look at CME Group’s Clearport swap-clearing platform as the agency considers clearing facilities for over-the-counter derivatives as required by financial reform legislation.
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Advisers are shunning new structured product from Royal Bank of Scotland.
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The man responsible for building JPMorgan’s global equity derivatives and equity proprietary business has been picked to run Man Group’s multimanager business.
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TD Ameritrade Holding has extended its futures and fx trading capabilities to what it describes as “self-directed customers" with “appropriate investment objectives, risk tolerance, and knowledge” through its thinkorswim platform.
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New York Portfolio Clearing has appointed Laura Klimpel as chief compliance officer and counsel.