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A complaint by CME Group that the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission of sharing sensitive market information with outside researchers appears to be the reason behind the CFTC’s decision to close its academic research program, according to a December letter between the two parties recently obtained by Reuters through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Senate Democrats who supported the Dodd-Frank Act will likely block proposed revisions by the House of Representatives that would change some derivatives-related requirements for banks, according to Rep. Jim Himes (D-Conn.).
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The Royal Bank of Scotland has not sold any structured notes in the U.S. so far this year after the merger of its U.S. derivatives products and global trading and sales group.
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Broker-dealer Dash Financial has hired options expert Michael Khouw as managing director and strategist for business development.
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Market maker Getco has retained EuroCCP to provide interoperable central counterparty clearing GETMatched Europe, its trading platform.
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Hong Kong’s Treasury Markets Association announced that it is preparing for a June launch of its CNH Hong Kong interbank offered rate fixing, which it hopes will spur development of the offshore renminbi interest rate swap market.