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Michel Barnier, EU internal market commissioner-designate, who will lead derivatives regulation in Europe, told European ministers in Brussels this afternoon that regulation of over-the-counter derivatives market will not be delayed if the U.S. and Asian authorities haven’t implemented similar regulation by year-end.
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A handful of banks have been lobbying Indian regulators to open a retail equity derivatives warrants market. Some issuers who have been in nascent talks with the Securities Exchange Board of India include JPMorgan and Royal Bank of Scotland.
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A comprehensive derivatives reform bill should reach U.S. President Barack Obama’s desk in late summer, according to Kevin McPartland, senior analyst at independent research firm TABB Group in New York.
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JPMorgan, Scotia Capital, Bank of America and Citigroup are among banks pitching to investors total return swap programs that would act as warehouse lines for collateralized loan obligations. The move is the latest sign of the return of the CLO market.
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Japanese lender Aiful’s credit default swap settlement auction could impact pricing for other names. “If Aiful’s CDS final price is set at a very low level, it could be a factor for widening,” said Junichi Shimizu, credit research analyst at Deutsche Bank in Tokyo.
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Proposals for retail structured product regulation could be put forward by the European Commission as early as April, according to an official at the Commission in Brussels.