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Legendary investor Warren Buffett said imposing regulation that would force collateral requirements retroactively on existing derivatives would drive up the costs for counterparties, but said his company, Berkshire Hathaway, “would not have to post a dime.”
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Sheila Bair, the chair of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., has told the heads of the two Senate committees working on derivatives regulation that she is opposed to a proposal that would force banks to spin off their swaps desks.
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Credit default swaps on energy provider Halliburton and oil-rig operator Transocean widened dramatically Friday on continued concerns about the liability the companies may face from the Gulf of Mexico oil-rig accident.
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Some financial legislation academics have voiced criticisms over the Senate Banking Committee’s reform proposals, saying, among other things, that they do not address the issues that led to the recent crisis.
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The European Union reportedly is considering a limit on the size of speculators’ individual derivative trades.
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Implementing global regulation of over-the-counter derivatives that meets the needs of individual regulators poses challenges, according to Donald Donohue, chairman of the Depository Trust & Regulatory Corp.