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Japan should not expect further clarity on new clearinghouse rules until the end of this year at the earliest, the Japanese Financial Services Agency has indicated to market participants.
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Structured product sales in the retail, private banking space in Asia has taken a slight dip as fears of a double-dip recession continue to loom, salesman in the region say.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has released a list of 30 areas of rule-making for over-the-counter derivatives it plans to tackle.
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Big non-financial firms may face higher costs when trading derivatives as a result of financial reform.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has unanimously approved changes in the principal disclosure form that investment advisers registered with the SEC must provide to clients and prospective clients.
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Morgan Stanley may move its fx and interest-rate derivative trading businesses from its broker-dealer unit to its bank holding company, according Ruth Porat, the firm’s cfo.