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The leading contender in Japan for clearing over-the-counter derivatives has suffered a series of setbacks, forcing a progress report that was due in October from the Tokyo Stock Exchange to be pushed back at least two months.
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Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Conn.)’s financial reform proposal, released today, would force alternative swap execution facilities to make public timely information on over-the-counter derivatives pricing and trading volumes.
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The U.K. Financial Services Authority today said it should be up to European exchanges, not regulators, to decide which over-the-counter derivatives are eligible for central clearing.
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Firms who trade over-the-counter derivatives hit out at the lack of clarity from regulators at the Futures and Options World derivatives conference in London this morning.
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Retail customers of Meteor Asset Management could lose millions on soured Lehman Brothers-linked investments after the U.K. Financial Services Authority this morning declared that the structured product providers’ marketing practices met its standards and it will not need to offer compensation.
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Collateralized debt obligation structurers are likely to think twice before using swap counterparties in different jurisdictions after a U.K. Court of Appeal ruling on a CDO called Dante this morning.