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Regulators could take some time to change the rules surrounding the exchange-traded products involved in the UBS rogue-trading losses, but banks might see an impact soon in capital terms
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FSA's Bailey says the commitment letter process is better for firms than having the regulator "kicking over their books"
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Interbank payment systems came through the strains of the 2008 crisis without serious problems, but regulators nevertheless believe there’s room for improvement. ORR talks to people within the settlement...
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Co-founder will move to London as EMEA head
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Industry defends decision to set up recently sidelined TriOptima rates repository and argues voluntary commitments have value
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Banks are gearing up for a wave of regulatory change – from Basel III and its liquidity and leverage ratios and credit value adjustment capital charge, to the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act and its focus on central clearing...
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Derivatives guidelines aim for pre-settlement confirmation, simplified compensation claim structure
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Interdealer broker Icap has announced that it will acquire the outstanding share capital of post-trade technology company, TriOptima, for €109 million (US$149 million) cash. Icap originally invested in TriOptima when the business was founded in 2001,...
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Participants in the equity derivatives market say a significant amount of work remains to be done before they can meet regulatory targets for electronic processing of over-the-counter trades. Dealers have committed to ensure 60% of equity derivatives...
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UK inter-dealer broker Icap will use the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) for post-trade processing of credit default product transactions from September.
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