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Mary Schapiro, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, told Derivatives Week this morning she believes a derivatives reform bill could be on President Barack Obama's desk before year-end.
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London firm Future Value Consultants is planning to roll out its independent research database for retail structured products in the U.S. in January. The service will be on a new Web site--StructuredEdge.com.
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Some swap counterparties to Lehman Brothers are arguing that they shouldn’t have to make payments, even after the U.S. bankruptcy court recently ordered one such firm, Metavante Corp., to pay up. At issue is whether a firm with an open swap must keep making payments while Lehman is not making its scheduled payments.
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Rep. Collin Peterson’s over-the-counter derivatives bill, which was passed unanimously by the House Agriculture Committee yesterday, garnered Republican support while moving closer to the Obama administration’s regulatory proposal.
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The Italian Commissione Nazionale per le Società e la Borsa is consulting with the industry on whether to increase transparency in cash-settled equity derivatives by introducing formal disclosure rules.
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The U.S. House Agriculture Committee just passed Rep. Collin Peterson’s derivatives bill, with several major amendments.