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Options players have been taking opposite views on sterling this week against the U.S. dollar and the euro, after the U.K. general election was announced for May 6. -
Royal Bank of Scotland is preparing a multi-asset-class structured note targeted at retail investors in China, which observers say would be the first in 12 months.
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The Coalition for Derivatives End-Users is planning to blanket the U.S. capitol April 20 to push for an exemption from mandatory clearing for end-users. As first reported by Derivatives Week on Tuesday, the move and its timing is driven by speculation that Chris Dodd’s (D-Conn.) reform bill may head to the Senate floor without the exemption.
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Senior officials of the Obama administration said they would work aggressively to make sure tough proposed derivative regulations are not watered down.
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Goldman Sachs is said to have lost its second senior proprietary trader in less than a month.
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A number of the movie industry’s leading players have joined in an effort to oppose the creation of a market for film futures contracts.
