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U.S. regulators need to clarify proposed anti-disruptive trading practices rules to ensure that they are not duplicative with existing laws.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission should leave it to swap execution facilities and designated contract markets to police for market disruptions barred by the Dodd-Frank Act, according to the Managed Funds Association.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is still “a ways off” from figuring out what conditions need to be in place to require mandatory trading and clearing of security-based swaps, according to John Ramsay, deputy director of the Division of Trading and Markets.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority’s new rating agency endorsement regime—a series of stringency tests to determine if credit ratings made outside the E.U. can be permitted into the region—will give some leeway to ratings that fall short of the E.U. standards. The move comes after industry professionals voiced fears that a wholesale block on non-E.U. ratings would trigger disruption to securitization markets.
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The Malaysia Securities Commission is looking to hire three experts to oversee the approval process for investment products, including structured products, with varying levels of experience.
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Redwood Trust expects to issue two more private-label residential mortgage securitization deals this year, Martin Hughes, president and chief executive, told the Senate Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs Subcommittee on Securities in Washington today.