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Before Andrew Donohue leaves as the country’s top mutual fund regulator in November, the Securities and Exchange Commission will put out for public comment how it wants to better align the regulation of derivatives with the complex ways the mutual fund industry is using them today.
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The planned retirement of Financial Accounting Standards Board Chairman Robert Herz has thrown proposed changes to derivatives accounting into question, as the exposure draft only passed the board by a 3-2 vote, with Herz in favor.
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Structured products sales in Taiwan, through private banking channels, are picking up well from a practical standstill in the second half of 2009, market observers are saying.
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A coalition of industry groups, including the Association for Financial Markets in Europe and the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, has expressed concerns about a single reporting regime for both transaction and position reporting on over-the-counter derivatives based on reporting through trade repositories.
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The Life & Longevity Markets Association will release today a framework for a longevity index, which will be the basis for a tradable index the organization intends to create. -
Jason Kastner, vice chairman of the Swaps and Derivatives Markets Association, spent most of today’s market roundtable in Washington, D.C., playing devil’s advocate, arguing against other market participants for open access to clearing, ownership limits on clearinghouses and a separation of clearing and execution.
