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The focus of the U.K. Structured Product Association will be to educate intermediaries and investors leading up to the implementation of the U.K. Retail Distribution Review, Jamie Smith, the newly elected chairman of the U.K. SPA and head of distribution at Lloyds Banking Group, told Derivatives Intelligence.
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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.
