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A loophole in the Dodd-Frank Act may exempt collateralized loan obligations from proposed risk retention rules.
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South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service and the Bank of Korea have announced they are adding at least two banks to its inspection of fx derivatives trading—specifically kimchi bonds--and extending the period for the probe.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association, the International Capital Markets Association and the Association for Financial Markets in Europe have said in a letter that the U.K. regulator should exercise caution before banning any structured products.
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Buy-side firms and other end users will face skyrocketing reporting and systems costs if they are caught up in over-the-counter derivatives regulation meant primarily for liquidity providers, according to a report from Aite Group.
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The European Commission has launched two antitrust investigations of the credit default swaps market involving 16 banks and other entities
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is planning to make a major examination of exchange traded funds and mutual funds’ use of derivatives a top priority this year, according to Eileen Rominger, director of the SEC’s Division of Investment Management. Click here to read the story from MarketWatch