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A Basel Committee on Banking Supervision study released today estimates that pending changes to bank capital requirements will have the effect of requiring trading book reserves to be increased by two or three times. It doesn’t cover the impact of the changes on correlation trading portfolios, which will have an even larger impact on banks.
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The U.S. House Financial Services Committee this morning passed a revised over-the-counter derivatives bill 43 votes to 26, with most Republicans opposed.
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Korea's financial regulators have all but rejected the International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s call for the country to rethink its planned mandatory approval process for new instruments.
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Jamie Dimon, chairman and ceo of JPMorgan Chase, said this morning on the company’s earnings call that he does not believe over-the-counter derivatives should be forced onto exchange because of the potential impact it would have on the markets.
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Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) and the U.S. House Financial Services Committee today debated a revised version of their over-the-counter derivatives reform bill that would require all swaps accepted by a regulated clearinghouse or exchange to be cleared—an about-face from the previous draft.
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A trio of influential dealers—Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan—are causing ripples at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association. Their determination to shape regulatory reform in their favor has led to the departure of Greg Zerzan, head of global public policy.