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  • A number of banks have been signing agreements to kick-start the distribution of offshore structured retail products back into Taiwan.
  • The Obama administration’s proposal to rein in proprietary trading has predictably drawn fire from industry watchers. At issue is how to distinguish market making for clients from excessive risk-taking using proprietary capital.
  • Wayne Smith, deputy head of markets and investment firms at L’Autorité des Marchés Financiers, and other European regulators are calling on the European Securities and Markets Authority to oversee trade repositories.
  • The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s new structured products unit is kicking off a wide-ranging search for fraud in the over-the-counter derivatives market, Kenneth Lench, the unit chief, told Derivatives Week.
  • Europe is zeroing in on taxing financial transactions, with specific reference to over-the-counter derivatives.
  • The Japanese Financial Services Agency is considering giving a future central counterparty clearing outfit the power to determine when credit default swaps referencing Japanese companies should be triggered.