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Experts have criticized the use of derivatives to skirt disclosure requirements, saying the practice poses a direct threat to the securities markets’ integrity and transparency.
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U.S. regulators have come under increasing pressure from corporations to exempt them from credit valuation adjustment charges on derivatives positions according to policy adopted by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, as the European Union has.
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—Roger Naylor, head of global equity derivatives at UBS in London, gives his views on the Vstoxx following increased volume in mini-futures and options over the last few years.
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DW: Let’s start by discussing proposals for a minimum of five RFQs and look in more detail at the potential scenarios in terms of final rules surrounding SEFs—how would they work? -
Movement in the derivatives world was rife last week. Citigroup saw the exit of its head of equities trading for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, while, JPMorgan lost its head of trading and execution services in Tokyo.
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Credit Suisse has launched best-of bonus structured certificates on a basket of three underlying stocks, a novel offering according to investors.
