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Brazil reportedly is planning to introduce tougher registration requirements for currency trades.
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Lord Adair Turner, chairman of the U.K.’s Financial Services Authority, has recommended the creation of a macro-prudential body to limit lending or borrowing at times that a dangerous bubble in the market may be building.
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A new benchmark-based fund developed by Deutsche Bank uses a call-overwriting strategy to provide cautious equity investors with protection if the indices fall.
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Structured product sales in the U.K. could top GBP84 billion (USD135.5 billion) by 2020, according to Blue Sky Asset Management.
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Billionaire investor George Soros said he supports a plan of breaking up banks deemed to big to fail, but warned that even after cutting them down in size, they still may be too large.
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Demand could lift the U.K. longevity swap market to between GBP10 billion (USD16.13 billion) and GBP20 billion this year, according to advisory Hewitt Associates.