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Central and Eastern European exchanges are promising to slash costs and offer new services to over-the-counter users in a bid to attract more trades onto exchange.
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Regulators and industry officials in Poland are urging firms to set up a regional clearing house for over-the-counter credit, equity and currency derivatives in Central and Eastern Europe.
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As over-the-counter derivatives pros debate the dangers of CME Clearing and ICE Trust not achieving interoperability—where CCPs face each other, allowing customers to choose where they clear trades—Kim Taylor, president of CME Clearing, said she is open to the idea conceptually, but troubled by the potential risks.
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The final draft of derivatives legislation from the U.S. House of Representatives will likely emerge as part of an omnibus bill addressing all of the Obama administration’s financial reform goals, which could improve its chances of eventual passage.
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A tax bill introduced in Congress on Tuesday could force foreign firms to pay withholding taxes on dividend swaps on U.S. stocks, even if taxes have already been paid on the underlying dividends.
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A sharply different approach to reforming credit rating agencies from the one Capitol Hill has been working on won support Tuesday from House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank (D-Mass.).