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Nomura International took a GBP10.8 million (USD16 million) trading loss in equity derivatives desk in the incident that sparked a U.K. Financial Services Authority sanction this morning.
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New York assemblyman Joseph Morelle (D-Rochester), Virginia delegate Bob Marshall (R-13th) and North Dakota’s George Keiser (R-47th), are planning to introduce legislation that would effectively ban naked credit default swaps in their respective states.
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A reconciled version of the two over-the-counter derivatives bills proposed by U.S. Congressmen Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) and Barney Frank (D-Mass.) will be released next week as part of a broad financial reform package, a spokesman for Frank said today.
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Regulations imposed on Thursday by South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Commission to limit fx hedging transactions should have limited negative impact on market activity, analysts at Standard Chartered believe.
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Preserving the confidentiality of post-execution trade data could throw a wrench in international regulators’ plans to create global trade repositories for over-the-counter derivatives—unless a clear regulatory framework is set up to protect users.
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The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission is looking to craft derivatives legislation following a surge in local trading volume over the past year. The regulator has been talking to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association to help with the project.