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The Committee on Payment and Settlement Systems and the technical committee of the International Organization of Securities Commissions have put a review of derivative clearing houses on the fast track, with a consultative document on them expected within a few months.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association, British Banking Association and the newly formed Association for Financial Markets in Europe have submitted to the U.K. House of Lords a document that touts the benefits of derivatives and explains why they should not be required to be centrally cleared.
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The London Stock Exchange reportedly is mulling the purchase of a small, Dutch clearing house.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has told investors that it is proceeding with a plan that will allow top performing staffers to exchange bonuses awarded in shares for cash in 12 weeks.
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Morgan Stanley has recommended ways in which investors could take advantage of the fact that there is no natural seller of protection in the sovereign credit default swap market.
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The Life & Longevity Markets Association, a U.K. trade association formed yesterday, plans to draft standardized documentation for longevity swaps and structure a benchmark index for those swaps to reference.