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Belgium's structured products moratorium hastens rise in private banking...
Belgian banks are targeting private clients with structured products that do not comply with the Financial Services and Markets Authority's moratorium, say market participants
Twelve new banks are included in this year's US stress test, and some institutions are unhappy about the extra work
Report by Treasury Select Committee reviews plans for new agency's role in European regulatory decisions
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Regulations will scare off investment in banking sector, insurance industry...
Banks might find a lack of investment from the insurance sector under current regulatory proposals
Non-protected products excluded as Securities and Exchange Board of...
The Securities and Exchange Board of India’s recent guidelines for the issue and listing of structured products could have a significant impact on the country’s structured product market. While regulators work on ways to enhance investors’ protection,...
Impact of Volcker rule on energy trading
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 investigates
Editor's letter – Uncertainty certain for 2012
Uncertainty was the overriding characteristic of energy markets last year, stemming from jitters over the worldwide economy and impending sweeping regulatory change. This year looks set to be equally unpredictable, at least during the first half, as...
July deadline in question for Volcker implementation
Industry experts divided over Volcker deadline of July 2012
US energy firms brace for position limits
The CFTC’s decision to press ahead with enforcement of the position-limits rule, despite an industry court challenge, means that US energy companies must get serious about compliance in 2012
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