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  • Financial reform may hit Deutsche Bank harder than some of its competitors because of its heavy activity in areas to be covered by new regulations, according to analysts.
  • French bank Crédit Agricole reportedly has preliminary agreed to participate in a joint venture experiment with China’s Citic Securities that could give a foreign bank greater access to the domestic market, while helping a Chinese firm gain market share elsewhere.
  • Politics appears to be playing a role in winning support for Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s proposal to set limits on speculation in the energy futures market.
  • German Chancellor Angela Merkel has asked the European Commission to put forth proposals that would ban certain types of derivatives trading.
  • Former Royal Bank of Scotland bankers who have set up broking boutiques in the past 12 months have revved up their hiring this year to respond to growing investor appetite in debt markets.
  • Five-year credit default swaps on Portugal’s sovereign debt set a record Monday over concerns that the Iberian nation could experience a yet-to-be resolved debt crisis in Greece.