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Bart Chilton, a member of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, has called on regulators to develop a simpler version of the Volcker Rule, which currently runs around 240 pages.
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Structured-note issuer DZ Bank has dropped research on emerging market bonds as part of a firm reorganization.
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A U.K. lawsuit scheduled for October against Barclays seeking damages for losses from allegedly mis-sold interest rate swaps as a result of alleged manipulation of the London interbank offered rate has been postponed until next April.
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Only between 200 and 300 of so-called category-two firms—such as commodity pools and hedge funds—out of 2,000 eligible companies are expected to be prepared to clear select interest rate swaps and index credit default swaps by a June 10 deadline.
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Standard Life has announced plans for its a wrap platform to include access to structured products, exchange traded funds and other market-traded assets.
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Credit Suisse has launched so-called drop-back certificates, a rare offering in the structured products market. The certificates, which are being issued separately on the SMI and the S&P500, gradually increase investments in the underlying when the index falls through downside trigger levels.