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The Australia Stock Exchange has announced plans to extend it new over-the-counter derivatives clearing service to client clearing for Australian investors. ASX said it has been working a with a client forum from the local investment community to develop a domestic OTC derivatives clearing service.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has ordered large banks that act as swap brokers to submit proof by May 3 that they are complying with a Dodd-Frank requirement that they accept or reject a trade for clearing in less than 60 seconds.
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Banks have reported a slight deterioration in their liquidity and trading for most types of non-centrally cleared derivatives, according to a survey by the European Central Bank.
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NYSE Euronext reported that higher trading volumes in European derivatives helped boost net income by 45% in the first quarter.
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Thomas Wulf, secretary general of the European Structured Investment Products Association, has responded to criticism that the instruments are “mind-bogglingly complicated financial gambles,” by accusing regulators of not understanding the products.
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JPMorgan has issued a report that concludes there is no evidence European bank credit default swaps are being used “as proxies to short sovereigns.”