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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Securities and Futures Commission are planning to broaden licensing requirements for dealers, advisors and clearing agents operating in the over-the-counter derivatives market in Hong Kong.
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South Korea’s Financial Services Commission is to revise rules over how hedge funds should calculate the potential maximum loss from derivatives trading.
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CME Group plans to allow cross-margining across interest rate swaps and futures in the U.S. and between energy products in the U.S. and Europe. -
Industry professionals in London are keeping close tabs on the European Union’s proposed European Markets Infrastructure Regulation, which could saddle securitizations with extra disclosures and reporting requirements.
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The China Banking and Regulatory Commission is making marketing and selling financial products aimed at wealthy private individuals harder.
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A proposal by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission that listed derivatives must have at least 85% of their markets traded through a central limit order books and a 15% by block trades may boost the over-the-counter derivatives market, according to futures industry leaders. Failure to meet those thresholds would lead to delisting.
