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Asian and U.S. firms that don’t plan to market securitized transactions to European Union credit institutions theoretically could get hit with a new E.U. law concerning risk retention if anyone buying into part of the deal enters into over-the-counter derivatives with an E.U. institution.
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A plan to increase risk weightings for banks’ exposures to central counterparties may cool down dealers who might have been keen to push clearing for clients.
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Deutsche Bank will defer up to 90% of the amount of some 2010 bonuses over three years. The level would be applied to its more senior employees and those identified as senior risk takers, and set the firm apart from rivals, who are deferring less.
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Werner Langen, European Member of Parliament, has removed reporting requirements for non-financial corporates and also delayed the implementation of clearing for them.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority is expanding its derivatives, credit rating agency and asset management expertise, and has today begun hiring for its Markets and Intermediaries Division.
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Werner Langen’s amendments to the European Commission's legislative proposal on how to achieve an efficient, safe and sound derivatives market in Europe, have just been released in German. Click through to view the paper in full.