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By Cheyenne Hopkins and Silla Brush |
March 6, 2013
Lawmakers introduced legislation that would allow more swaps trading to be conducted at banks that have federal insurance.
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By Silla Brush, Bloomberg |
January 4, 2013
JPMorgan Chase & Co., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Bank of America Corp. won a delay of Dodd-Frank Act requirements that they wall off some derivatives trades from bank units backed by federal deposit insurance.
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By Daniel P. Collins |
June 1, 2011
After roundtables, Congressional hearings and comment letters, there still is no consensus on spec limits
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By Press Release |
September 20, 2010
Greenwich Associates finds corporate derivatives users in U.S. favor CME Group as counterparty, while Euros want ICE.
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By Michael J. McFarlin |
August 1, 2010
The credit crisis, which peaked in 2008, produced an economic downturn unseen since the Great Depression. Whether looking at the housing bust, too big to fail institutions or the recent “flash crash,” there has been a clarion call for reform.
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By News Story |
June 25, 2010
Restrictions on OTC derivatives trading survived reconciliation, albeit with a few less teeth than some lawmakers originally planned.
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By Christine Birkner, Daniel P. Collins |
June 21, 2010
The financial reform bill that passed the Senate in late May will open the door to an even longer rule-making process that will impact traders and the futures industry.
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By News Story |
June 10, 2010
A key representative insists “Volkner rule” will survive, while Sen. Blanche Lincoln's primary victory gives new life to her measure that would spin off banks' derivatives desks.
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By Michael J. McFarlin |
May 20, 2010
After several failed attempts, the Senate passed a cloture vote, by the slimmest of margins, for financial reform.
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By News Story |
May 12, 2010
Despite what at times has been a united front against certain elements of sweeping OTC derivatives reform, senators rejected an effort to kill some measures of the legislation on Wednesday.
