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The multi-billion dollar Indian participatory note market is at risk following a regulatory proposal that threatens to nix tax treaties that have allowed noteholders and issuers hedging those instruments to avoid capital gains tax.
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There’s speculation that Rep. Collin Peterson (D-Minn.), chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, could be considering his own over-the-counter derivatives bill, independently from Barney Frank (D-Mass.), chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.
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European regulators are warning against adopting the same over-the-counter regulatory proposals being put forward in the U.S.
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A new over-the-counter derivatives bill put forward by Sen. Jack Reed (D-RI) would give the Securities and Exchange Commission oversight of all security-based derivatives, including those referencing broad-based indices—indices with 10 or more component securities.
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More end-users have started lobbying the U.S. Congress to change parts of the proposed over-the-counter derivatives bill, and a high-ranking Congressman last Tuesday said he believes dealers have been pressuring them to act.
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The Obama administration’s proposed over-the-counter derivatives reforms have got some hedge funds pondering the future of synthetic prime brokerage under a mandate that could see standardized OTCs centrally cleared and traded on exchange.