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U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner’s letter to Sen. Blanche Lincoln, chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, omitted any support for her proposal that banks spin off their derivatives trading business.
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Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.), chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, said her derivatives bill will bring “100% transparency and accountability to Wall Street” and deny exemptions to big banks, hedge funds and companies such as American International Group with financial products units engaged in trading.
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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge James Peck of New York has approved Lehman Brothers Holdings’ latest proposal to split into two businesses.
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An estimated 60% of the nearly USD25 trillion credit derivatives market could quickly move to central clearing and reducing risk, according to UBS.
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Eurofi, the European financial-services think tank, is calling for greater transparency for over-the-counter derivatives and credit default swaps.
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The U.K.’s House of Lords has come out in support of regulation of over-the-counter derivatives proposed by the European Union.