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KBC Financial Products, part of Belgium’s KBC Group, is selling its Hong Kong warrants and global convertible bond business and winding down the rest of its Asian operations.
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A U.S. senate proposal for regulating derivatives is expected to include fx swaps and forwards, according to Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.), who is crafting the measure.
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Goldman Sachs, Barclays and DRW Trading have been identified as some of the parties that took control of Lehman Brothers’ futures and options trades after it went bankrupt in 2008.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has unanimously voted to propose special reporting rules for big traders.
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Jamie Dimon, ceo of JPMorgan Chase, said proposed derivative rules could cost the investment bank between USD700 million and USD2 billion in revenue.
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The Alabama State Senate unanimously voted to adopt legislation that would limit Jefferson County’s ability to invest in interest rate swaps.