Friday, May 18, 2012

Treasury’s Proprietary Trading Language Targets All Financial Firms for Restrictions

Legislative language that the Treasury Department will soon submit to Congress calls for quantitative limits and additional capital requirements on…

White House Requests up to $261 Million for CFTC; Half of $93 Million Increase Tied to Reform Effort

The White House proposed Feb. 1 that Congress fund the Commodity Futures Trading Commission with as much as $261 million in fiscal year 2011, which would be an increase of more than…

2010 OUTLOOK — FUTURES LEGISLATION: Senate to Take Over Action on Derivatives Reform, but Timing Unclear

The financial crisis that came to a head for consumers and investors in fall 2008 will continue to cast a shadow over lawmakers and regulators in 2010 as the Senate takes…

As Legislators Ponder Credit Default Swaps Regulation, Clearing Moves Forward on Voluntary Basis

NEW YORK—Derivatives dealers in December began registering single-name U.S. credit default swap transactions for the first time while U.S. lawmakers contemplated legislation that would, also for the first time, regulate the financial instruments…

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