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LCH.Clearnet has been negotiating with Japanese regulators and banks to allow it to offer its clearing service for interest rate swaps.
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A coalition of major players in the over-the-counter derivatives market have agreed to a request from U.S and international regulators to define what constitutes a standardized OTC contract for each asset class.
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The German government and its banking regulator Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht, or BaFin, look set to cap compensation for traders and other staffers responsible for taking risks on behalf of financial firms.
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Clariden Leu, the structured products subsidiary of Credit Suisse, yesterday rolled out EUR67 million (USD94 million) in multi-barrier reverse convertibles targeted at retail and institutional investors.
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A number of banks have been signing agreements to kick-start the distribution of offshore structured retail products back into Taiwan.
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The Obama administration’s proposal to rein in proprietary trading has predictably drawn fire from industry watchers. At issue is how to distinguish market making for clients from excessive risk-taking using proprietary capital.