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Unrealised gains out of their hands

Some regulators have suggested profits based on uncertain valuations of complex products should not be allowed to flow into earnings and be distributed in the form of dividends and bonuses – a move that potentially has massive implications for the derivatives industry. What measures are regulators considering, and how are the banks reacting? By Duncan Wood

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Derivatives businesses could find a huge chunk of their profits fenced away if bank supervisors and accountants go ahead with plans they’ve been quietly discussing for the past six months. Supervisors fear new accounting standards on the classification of financial instruments will result in more complex and illiquid assets being reported at fair value through the income statement – changes in

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