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The Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission have differences in their Dodd-Frank rulemaking proposals that are concerning market participants. CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler today said some differences are unavoidable.
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The implementation date for the Dodd-Frank clearing mandate is in the hands of the clearinghouses and will likely be at the start of the second quarter next year, said Gary Gensler, chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in a keynote speech at the Wholesale Market Brokers’ Association SEFCON II conference in New York today. -
India’s Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority has decided to allow insurance companies to invest in derivatives for hedging risks only.
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Fear over the rapid development of central counterparties was singled out as the area of major concern as Asia and other regions move forward with derivatives regulations, according to speakers at Futures and Options World Derivatives World Asia 2011 conference in Singapore today.
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Industry groups have begun to pressure the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to smooth out the differences between its planned business conduct rules for swaps entities and less onerous ones proposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Japan’s Financial Services Agency is taking a careful approach to implementing changes to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act to ensure mandatory clearing of cross-border trades follows developments in Europe and the U.S. closely, according to market officials.
