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The Futures Industry Association has called for changes to European derivative reporting rules, suggesting that some aspects of the regulations are "duplicative" and not properly tailored to listed products. -
A top US derivatives regulator on Wednesday went into battle against his European counterparts over their new proposal that will increase the stringency of the EU’s oversight of foreign clearing houses.
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Frustration boiled over at the Futures Industry Association's (FIA) annual Boca Raton meeting on Wednesday, with Commissioner Brian Quintenz of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) threatening European regulators with obstruction.
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In the fourth and final part of a series of articles on China’s financial transformation, GlobalRMB looks at the commodity trading markets. From the launch of a new energy exchange to the increasing domestic trading of crude oil, gold and iron contracts, the wheels are already in motion for major change.
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The UK’s Prudential Regulation Authority is standing its ground over its interpretation of Solvency II amid pressure from politicians and industry bodies. But on issues ranging from insurers’ capital requirements and assets to the UK’s departure from the EU and even what the PRA’s objectives should be, there is lively debate over how a future regulatory regime should look.
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China has brought its banking and insurance watchdogs under one roof, a move in line with its plans to consolidate government departments. The People’s Bank of China is set to gain an even broader mandate as a result of the change.
