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Global regulators may start overseeing currency rates in a widening response to benchmark- rate setting scandals that began with revelations on the manipulation of Libor, two people familiar with the matter said.
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Britain should investigate the manipulation of currency rates, European Union officials said after Bloomberg News revealed that traders have been rigging foreign-exchange benchmarks for more than a decade.
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The U.K., defeated in a campaign to derail European Union curbs on banker bonuses, goes to the bloc’s top court tomorrow in a bid to overturn the powers of an EU agency to ban short selling.
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The European Union is urging the U.S. to change course on a planned swaps rules that it says would leave banks saddled with extra costs and incompatible legal obligations.
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The European Union is considering whether to hand oversight of the scandal-ridden London interbank offered rate to the European Securities and Markets Authority.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will seek comment on a proposal that would impose a floating-share value on the riskiest money-market mutual funds or allow them to suspend redemptions in times of stress.
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Large companies with uninsured bank deposits may face losses ahead of smaller businesses and individual account holders as part of draft European Union plans for handling bank failures.
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The European Union is urging the U.S. to allow time for international talks before it imposes swaps rules on EU lenders, saying that the current timetable would lead to the banks facing extra costs.
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The European Union will seek to make large companies disclose the taxes they pay and profits they make on a country-by-country basis as it seeks to crack down on firms evading their obligations.
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U.S. bankers and insurers are trying to use trade deals, which can trump existing legislation, to weaken parts of the Dodd-Frank Act designed to prevent a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis.
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