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Gary Gensler, chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, today warned against allowing end-users of over-the-counter derivatives to be exempt from new regulations.
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In an industry letter to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, a group of 14 international dealers and their largest customers committed to new standards for transparency, standardization and collateral management, and to further expand the use of central clearing in credit and interest rate derivatives.
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Structured credit products chalked up the biggest chunk of trading losses for investment banks in the U.K. over the financial crisis—more than 70% of the total against 13% for prop trading and 3.46% for equity derivatives.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association and Bahrain’s International Islamic Financial Market today published the first master agreement for Shariah-compliant derivatives.
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Credit Suisse recently relocated Cameron Hedger, head of fund-linked derivatives for Asia ex-Japan, to London to be deputy co-global head of fund-linked products alongside Mounir Elarchi.
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Credit Suisse received the largest number of top ratings in Global Custodian’s second annual survey of over-the-counter derivatives prime brokers.