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Adam Glass, a partner specializing in structured finance and derivatives at Linklaters in New York, is set to join the Securities and Exchange Commission’s new division of risk, strategy and financial innovation.
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Industry officials in the U.K. and Sweden are setting up retail structured products associations.
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As Chris Dodd, chairman of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, prepares his over-the-counter derivatives bill for release next week, Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) is considering drafting one of her own.
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Russia’s Federal Financial Markets Service has offered a Parliamentary bill to legalize close-out netting for derivatives along existing International Swaps and Derivatives Association guidelines.
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A group of buysiders and sellsiders is working on documentation to allow users to clear over-the-counter derivatives through dealer members of CME Clearing.
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Some industry officials believe a last-minute amendment to the House Agriculture Committee derivatives bill allowing trading through so-called ‘confirmation facilities’ may give dealers the freedom to trade as they do currently.