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The Reserve Bank of India’s tough rules governing the new credit default swaps market could hurt growth of the CDS market, according to Ajay Mahajan, managing director and head of financial markets at UBS.
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India should have a local over-the-counter derivative trade repository, despite arguments from the industry for global trade repositories, according to the Reserve Bank of India’s working group on reporting of OTC interest rate and fx derivatives.
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Rep. Spencer Bachus (R-Ala.) denied that the 18-month delay to implement tougher derivatives regulations, which was approved Tuesday by the House Financial Service Committee, is an effort to weaken them.
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Michel Barnier, the European Union’s commissioner for internal market and services, told the European Parliament that he will propose rules aimed at curbing speculation in derivatives.
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South Korea’s Financial Services Commission is looking to increase penalties for those engaged in stock manipulation and insider trading.
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The 14 central counterparty platforms launched in response to new regulation on over-the-counter derivatives clearing are unlikely survive for long, according to a recently released whitepaper by Joe Anastasio and Pramod Achanta, partners at Capco.