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Regulators should be cautious when proposing a clearing mandate for non-deliverable forwards due to the global nature of the fx market, along with regulatory differences between the US and Europe that have yet to be resolved. -
The Chicago Board Options Exchange saw record volumes for futures that were traded on both the CBOE Futures Exchange and CBOE Volatility Index following an increase in market volatility.
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A slew of major global banks have agreed to sign a protocol by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association that imposes a stay on cross-default and major termination rights within standard ISDA derivatives contracts if a counterparty defaults.
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Most European banks are likely to pass the European Central Bank’s Comprehensive Assessment, the results of which will be released on October 26, but mid-tier Portuguese, Italian, Cypriot and German banks are most at risk of falling short of a passing grade, according to analysts at Royal Bank of Scotland.
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On Friday the Securities & Exchange Commission approved an order type on the New York Stock Exchange which allows the exchange to give preferential treatment to some orders over others. Any market participant can use the order type, but the move is expected to disproportionately benefit high frequency trading firms.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has released a consultation paper on real estate investment trusts (Reits) with proposals it says will improve governance while offering more flexibility.
