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Investors globally are sharply divided over the proposal that would force commercial banks to spin off their proprietary trading desks.
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Australia’s Basis Yield Alpha Fund has filed suit against Goldman Sachs in New York over synthetic collateralized debt obligations sold by the investment bank.
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The Australian Securities & Investments Commission said it plans to focus on derivatives when it assumes greater financial market supervisory powers as early as August.
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Unwinding interest-rate swaps linked to problem commercial real estate loans could cost U.K. banks GBP10 billion (USD14.54 billion), according to Savills, a U.K. broker.
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BNY Mellon has launched the Structured Credit Connection, a real-time auction marketplace where buyers and sellers of fixed-income securities can make deals anonymously.
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Commerzbank has promoted Peter Billington, its head of global fx derivatives, to run FX trading, succeeding Ian Robinson, who left late last year.