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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.
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The battle of the CDO flip cause got heated in U.S. bankruptcy court today as lawyers for the Lehman Brothers Holdings estate argued that the firm should be paid ahead of noteholders—despite a recent English court ruling that said otherwise.
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Industry veteran Connie Voldstad has been appointed ceo of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association. He’ll replace Bob Pickel, who will assume a newly created role of executive vice chairman. The change is effective Nov. 30.
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Two powerful U.S. senators are planning to introduce over-the-counter derivatives bills, potentially slowing the pace of the financial regulations that are working their way through Congress.
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Last-minute attempts are being made to convince South Korea’s National Assembly to ditch plans to introduce a mandatory pre-approval process for new structured instruments.
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The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission has called on the International Swaps and Derivatives Association to help craft derivatives legislation following a surge in trade volume over the past year.