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Banks are increasingly aware of the speed and efficiency that is required to process data when creating and dealing in structured products. Calls for transparency and liquidity mean it is vital to choose...
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Cebs announces banking transparency hearing
EU Pillar III disclosures to receive scrutiny at a Cebs hearing on bank transparency
UK FSA proposes permanent short-selling disclosure
The FSA says shorting does not need prohibitive regulation but does require transparency
New US Treasury secretary publishes Tarp bailout contracts online
Tarp contracts granting financial aid to failing US banking and automotive firms to be made available online, says new Treasury secretary Tim Geithner
Regulators need to work together on CDS transparency
GLOBAL - Credit derivatives did not the cause the present market turmoil, but the lack of transparency of this $2 trillion global market (measured by gross market value) has made it difficult for financial institutions to understand where the final risk...
Cebs: Bank risk disclosures could be better
Cebs says banks are holding back on transparency
Op risk for hedge funds focus of PwC white paper
Report stresses transparency, tax and operational controls for the hedge fund industry
EU industry initiatives aim to increase transparency
Supervisors and industry associations are keen to help breathe life back into the securitisation market following its recent troubles. Transparency is key to this, and several new industry initiatives are now under way. The initiatives follow from a...
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