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Indonesia’s banking and securities regulators are aiming to halt sales of derivatives to the retail market. -
Credit default swap dealers and clearinghouse representatives from across Europe are scheduled to meet with Charlie McCreevy, European Commissioner for internal market and services, in Brussels tomorrow.
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Francesco Papadia, director general of the directorate of general market operations at the European Central Bank, prescribed simpler securitization structures, greater disclosure and secondary market transparency in his keynote address at the Global ABS 2009 Conference in London this morning.
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Derivatives practitioners in the U.S. have set a July 17 deadline for increasing transparency around credit default swaps trading. The commitment appears among a host of others in a letter slated for release tomorrow by the Operations Management Group.
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Energy and commodities trading firms with large over-the-counter positions are looking to speak out against U.S. government plans to impose bank-like supervision on non-dealer counterparties that are considered systemically significant.
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The European Association for Central Counterparty Clearing Houses (EACH) is waiting to hear from the European Commission before chiming into the global discussion on over-the-counter derivatives clearing.
