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PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), one of the joint administrators for Lehman Brothers International (Europe) (LBIE), has indicated it may press ahead with an adapted version of an arrangement that would not...
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Three industry bodies have offered overall support for the European Commission's proposals for derivatives markets, but opposed measures they claim could be detrimental to over-the-counter trading.
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New laws will be needed in the US and Europe to support the introduction of central clearing of credit default swap (CDS) trades, according to a study published yesterday by the International Swaps and...
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Proposed changes to the Basel II Accord’s trading book regime, due in early July, will make correlation trading uneconomical unless a compromise can be found, say dealers.
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UK and international trade associations have published a paper on the necessities of regulatory reform
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Trade body the Joint Associations Committee (JAC) has published a draft exposure of principles for the sale of structured products to investors
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LONDON – Momentum is gathering at the UK’s Financial Services Authority (FSA) for the implementation of Basel II in the island nation.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (Isda), the London Investment Banking Association (LIBA) and the Bond Market Association (BMA) have published a compendium on capital treatment of trading book items, such as derivatives and securities...
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One disappointing aspect of the Basel II deliberations has been the lack of any proposed change in the treatment of counterparty credit exposures. David Rowe argues that recent dialogue between the Basel Committee and industry representatives offers hope...
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NEW YORK - As financial institutions and banking regulators settle down to the challenge of implementing Basel II, a substantial problem has emerged for US investment banks.
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