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Fears mount over political interference in commodities
Many commodity traders are worried about potential political interference in markets and prices as France’s Nicolas Sarkozy and US President Barack Obama call for regulation of the sector.
The reopening of the Taiwan structured notes market in March 2010 saw a flurry of new deals, despite tough new product approval rules. Now the product approval process has ground to a halt, with approval...
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More than 75% of energy companies are in “wait-and-see” mode or still assessing how Dodd-Frank regulation will affect their business, according to The Structure Group's Leonard Huxtable
DTCC and Swift eye FX trade repository
New York-based group set to develop trade repository for every other OTC asset class and has pitched for foreign exchange in partnership with Swift
Risk & Return Brasil: Supervisors need to be more curious, says Maia
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CFTC to provide Dodd-Frank deadline exemptions today
Dodd-Frank deadline exemptions should limit market disruption, but more clarity on rules and timings needed, says CFTC commissioner Scott O’Malia
Regulator Q&A – Brazil’s Susep on the challenges of changing the regulatory...
Brazil’s insurance market is the largest in Latin America and its insurance regulator, Susep, is looking to upgrade its regulatory approach. But, unlike most of its peers, it isn’t following a solvency II approach. Alex Davies reports
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