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India needs a green bank to finance the expanding clean energy industry, according to a joint report from non-profit organisations the Natural Resources Defense Council and the Council on Energy, Environment and Water. -
The Korea Exchange (KRX) has set its sights on Uzbekistan, as the Asian regulator takes another step forward in its plan to draw overseas companies to list on its markets.
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In a hearing held last week, the US House Agriculture Committee’s Subcommittee on Commodity Exchanges, Energy, and Credit heard testimony about the effects of Dodd-Frank regulations on end-users of derivatives.
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Warren Buffett, who once referred to derivatives as financial 'weapons of mass destruction', still claims to dislike their complicated structures, but sophisticated options trades and bank stakes belie this stance.
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The US state of Delaware is embarking on a blockchain and smart contract technology programme in the hope that this will lower transaction costs, speed up and automate manual processes, and reduce fraud.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is moving to distance itself from the process by which credit derivatives disputes are resolved, having offered up to tender its secretarial role on the regional determinations committees (DCs).
