Transparency
Sponsored interview: Neil McGovern and Horace Chow of Sybase
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Neil McGovern and Horace Chow discuss market trends, new regulation and areas of growth in the Asia region
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Members of the FX Joint Standing Committee comment on the recently reviewed Nips code, which includes a new section on electronic trading
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The European Commission tabled proposals to revise the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive on October 20. But traders remain concerned about the implications of a one-size-fits-all approach to foreign...
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Energy Risk Europe: Remit language too loose, say panellists
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Weaknesses exist in the language of new rules meant to prevent use of insider information and other forms of market abuse in the wholesale energy sector
BlackRock: More reforms needed for ETFs, beyond just transparency
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Statement is beginning of "a series of recommendations" from BlackRock on ETF market, says iShares head of sales
Brokers welcome Iosco commodity derivatives supervision principles
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The recommendations of global regulators to harmonise commodity derivatives regulation have received praise from brokers for not trying to divide 'speculation' from 'hedging'
Deutsche-Ille ruling changes sales practices for German dealers
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Six months after a German federal court ruled against Deutsche Bank in a derivatives mis-selling case, dealers in the country are still wrestling with the implications, but some have already tweaked their sales practices. By Alex Monro
CME, Ice to launch repositories rivalling the DTCC
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Banks have picked the DTCC to build a series of new derivatives repositories, but overlooked rivals CME and Ice vow to fight on
FERC requirements “burdensome & potentially misleading”
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A move to boost the electricity market’s transparency through additional data reporting has drawn criticism and raised questions about the FERC’s focus. Pauline McCallion reports
Sefs threaten dealer-client relationship
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Some dealers are worried the proposed rules for swap execution facilities will drive a wedge between dealer and client, fundamentally changing the relationship in ways that might not be to the benefit of end-users, as well as the banks. By Peter Madigan...
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