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Efforts to combat manipulative short selling will not be effective without regulating the derivatives market, in which credit default swaps are “a powerful device for bear raids,” according to attorneys at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz.
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TMX Group, which owns the Toronto Stock Exchange and the Montréal Exchange, intends to expand its clearing services into over-the-counter equity derivatives and other asset classes, but not credit derivatives.
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The Tokyo Stock Exchange can see a future where clearing platform for over-the-counter derivatives could become the central clearinghouse for Asia. -
Representatives from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association and Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association have hit back at model state-based legislation drafted by the National Conference of Insurance Legislators that would see all credit default swaps regulated as insurance, sold only by licensed carriers.
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A feasibility study is being conducted into whether it is achievable to make the buyside part of commitments to federal regulators on credit default swap clearing.
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The U.S. Treasury’s proposals for reforming the financial regulatory landscape, including stepping up supervision of over-the-counter derivatives, should come as a relief for some industry practitioners who feared the worst.
