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Germany special report
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German investors have been buying and making money from structured products for so long that the financial crisis has been a mere hiatus - albeit a lengthy one - before progress returns. Give or take an...
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Are structured products investors well-served by financial regulators, and should their guardian be more closely involved in consumer protection?
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New EU-wide regulations for retail investment products are needed to lure investors back into European securities, according to speakers at the ICFR conference in Amsterdam
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UK restructure could create scary superpower
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Concerns brew that the proposed UK Prudential Regulatory Authority could eclipse the Consumer Protection & Markets Authority.
Dodd-Frank: consumer protection regulator to increase retail op risk...
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The planned Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could drive US focus on treating customers fairly for retail banking and credit products
UK FSA reorganisation happening quickly, says head of risk
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The break-up of the UK Financial Services Authority is beginning to take shape, says the regulator's head of risk management
Bank of England shoulders responsibility for prudential regulation
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UK Chancellor of the Exchequer confirms the FSA is to be abolished and replaced with a new regulatory regime.
OTC shake-up likely as regulators mull centralised clearing
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US legislators are pressing for reforms that will lead to a big shake-up in how over-the-counter derivatives are bought and sold. The question is how this will affect the structured notes market. John Ferry reports
Dodd calls for ‘strong, independent’ consumer watchdog
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US Senate Banking Committee chairman Chris Dodd has reiterated the need for a "strong, independent consumer protection watchdog" to crack down on abusive practices. In a statement published on the Banking Committee’s website, Dodd said a new agency...
Financial reform set to raise the bar for UK risk managers
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LONDON – UK government proposals to boost the defences of the country’s financial sector will give more powers to regulators and consumers, and toughen requirements imposed on firms. The Financial Services Authority (FSA) will also be given greater...
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