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A key aspect of regulatory reform for the industry is that change is applied evenly across global markets to avoid regulatory arbitrage, according to players at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s annual general meeting this week.
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The financial reform bill passed this week by the Senate Agriculture Committee would require the heads of several government agencies to conduct a study of the U.S. carbon markets.
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Bill Lockyer, California’s treasurer, said his investigation of banks’ credit default swap trading activity on state municipal bonds has not turned up any irregularities.
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The U.K.’s Financial Service Authority’s announced investigation into Goldman Sachs’ collateralized debt obligation activity following fraud charges in the U.S. may ultimately not lead to an enforcement action, some attorneys argue.
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The Dutch Rabobank has filed suit against Merrill Lynch, alleging the firm engaged in “precisely same type of fraudulent conduct” that resulted in Goldman Sachs fraud charges brought by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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French insurer Axa Life’s Asia ex-Japan unit reportedly will use derivatives for the first time to help hedge its liabilities, according to Alistair Brown, its cfo.