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U.S. House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank (D-Mass.) this morning trashed industry arguments that over-regulation of the financial markets, including derivatives, could lead to the next financial crisis.
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Citigroup bonuses for 2009 are being awarded in cash and stock, with deferrals on the vesting period and a guarantee on the stock value. -
Morgan Stanley is advising investors to make spread option plays on Korean and Indian stock indices, based on expected rate hikes from the countries’ respective central banks.
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Hong Kong regulators may need to amend the country’s Securities and Futures Ordinance from 2002 to ensure comprehensive reform of over-the-counter derivatives. But the Securities and Futures Commission is in no hurry.
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UBS has realigned its securities business unit with new appointments and a merger of its fixed income and equity sales segments.
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Dealers have formed a new working group to help boost flows in the contingent credit default swaps market. The group, comprising 23 dealer-only members of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, met Jan. 19.
