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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has launched an inquiry, requesting that Wall Street banks and other traders submit documents to the agency that would prove so-called exchanges of futures for swaps were used legally.
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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has postponed introduction of mandatory clearing originally set for October until January, and is proposing giving banks a six-month grace period until July 2014 to clear mandated products.
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Service provider INTL FCStone will acquire voting control and the right of Cleartrade Exchange and to acquire up to 90% of equity interest over a five-year period.
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Interdealer-broker ICAP has defended its role in setting ISDAFix and has “not found any conduct or behavior that contravenes our rules,” according to CEO Michael Spencer.
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Macquarie Securities (Thailand) is aiming to become the top derivatives warrant trader in the market by doubling trading value and quadrupling warrant issues from last year.
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Mark Valentine, Europe, Middle East and Africa head of the packaging group within Citigroup’s multi-asset structuring business in London, has left the firm after less than a year.