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Impact of Volcker rule on energy trading
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Banks have been vocal in their opposition to the Volcker rule, claiming it will inhibit liquidity across the capital markets. But its likely impact on commodities trading is less discussed. David Wigan...
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Banks will have to document the scope of every trader's activities and have chief executive sign off on Volcker compliance regime
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To make the Volcker rule work, regulators will need to be able to spot proprietary trading. But although a range of indicators has been suggested, finding a way to catch prop trading without also catching...
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Finding Volcker rule metrics will be tough, dealers warn
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To make the Volcker rule work, regulators will need to be able to spot proprietary trading. But although a range of indicators has been suggested, finding a way to catch prop trading without also catching some market-making and hedging activity won’t...
Fed outlines Volcker rule timeline
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Banks will get up to five years' grace to divest fund investments
Volcker rule could interfere with bank hedging
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Study sets out broad scope for prop trading ban - but it may not be workable
Law firm of the year: Davis Polk & Wardwell
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The passing of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in the US last July marked the end of a year-long legislative procedure in both the House of Representatives and the Senate – but it is just the start of a process of change...
Dealers confident of Volcker rule exceptions
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Banks have been thinking hard about the potential impact of the Volcker rule, but many have come to the conclusion they will be able to win exemptions for the majority of their activities, squashing early fears that unhedged client business would fall...
Banks could circumvent Volcker rule by gaining hedge fund exposure synthetically...
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Volcker rule may contain loophole that allows banks to invest in hedge funds
Dealers confident on Volcker exemptions
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Banks have been thinking hard about the potential impact of the Volcker rule, but many have come to the conclusion they will be able to win exemptions for the majority of their activities, squashing early fears that unhedged client business would fall...
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