Proprietary trading
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Commodity businesses must have broad client base to absorb increased regulatory costs, says JP Morgan commodities head
Post-crisis regulation tends to be spoken about in pretty cold, impersonal terms – the pressure on bid-offer spreads or return-on-equity, for example. It’s easy to forget there is another type of...
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Chilton warns banks to either co-operate with regulators on the Volcker rule or get out of its way, as it is definitely happening
Volcker compliance-responsibility aspect splits legal opinion
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Head of prop trading leaves JP Morgan
Stewart leaves before prop trading division is abolished
Volcker rule will not be ready for July, Fed chair admits
Expert predictions of delayed start date proven correct
Banks are retreating from market-making, managers warn
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CFTC's Sommers and O'Malia attack 'unworkable' Volcker rule
Republicans dismiss prop trading ban as overly complex, unworkable and unenforceable
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