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Important questions must be addressed before the U.S. can finalize substituted compliance, according to Commissioner Mark Wetjen of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Li-Woon Lim, co-head of fixed income, currency and commodity trading at UBS in Singapore, is to leave the firm later this month.
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Horizons ETFs Management, a subsidiary of Mirae Asset Global Investments, has launched an exchange-traded fund on the S&P500 that uses a covered call strategy to generate income from stocks in the index.
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London-based alternative asset manager Arrowgrass has hired two senior equity proprietary traders from JPMorgan in new roles.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association and Global Financial Markets Association have opposed changes to pillar one of the Basel II accord proposed by the Basel Committee for Banking Supervision.
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A year ago, to call the investor base for new-style bank capital instruments truly global would have been pushing it. Nowadays, the boast is not such a stretch, with Europe finally beginning to take a bigger role, most evident in the recent BBVA AT1 trade, US retail firmly behind the product, the US institutional bid gaining strength and Asian private banks as hungry as ever. Philip Moore reports.