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The Securities and Exchange Commission has signaled that it plans to keep a close eye on how firms handle retail structured product sales as the market for the securities bounces back.
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The offshore U.S. dollar/Brazilian real options market will grow and become a liquid and viable market in coming weeks. Foreign dealers and investors playing onshore will be looking for hedging capabilities that avoid the fx derivatives tax announced on Wednesday, according to traders and strategists in Brazil. -
The Brazilian government’s move to tax short U.S. dollar positions prompted a spike in funds closing option trades.
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National Futures Association has hired Jamila Piracci, formerly of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, to plan for the eventual duties the Commodity Futures Trading Commission will hand over.
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The Securities Industries and Financial Markets Association is calling on lawmakers and regulators to come together on what defines a good mortgage.
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The U.K. Supreme Court today upheld the flip clause in Lehman Brothers’ synthetic collateralized debt obligations which made Lehman subordinate to noteholders in the waterfall of payments when the firm filed for bankruptcy in 2008. The ruling highlights the differences in U.K. and U.S. law on the matter and could lead to increased scrutiny on the jurisdiction of parties involved in structured credit deals in the future.
