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Banks who already hold a derivatives license in China will automatically be granted an ordinary license under new rules, according to a Chinese-language question and answer released by the China Banking Regulatory Commission.
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Swaps counterparties would be blocked from using updated and improved valuation methods, under a proposal by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. They’d also get locked in to prices on the swaps that reflect the mid-market point, not actual traded prices, say lawyers and advisors in New York.
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U.K., Dutch and Nordic Members of the European Parliament will push for institutions for occupational retirement provision pension funds to be exempted from forthcoming derivatives legislation in Europe when they make parliamentary amendments over the next few days.
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The Chinese State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission has imposed tight requirements for state-owned enterprise derivatives use, including a prior-approval requirement for any offshore commodity derivatives.
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The Autorité des marchés financiers, France’s market regulator, has struck out on its own to propose broker-dealers and other market intermediaries give investors early notification about modifications slated to hit securitizations and derivatives, as well as provide investors with regular quarterly reports.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission should lower proposed thresholds for landing delayed reporting of block trades of over-the-counter derivatives, say strategists at Barclays Capital in New York.