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“My bill will bring 100 percent transparency to our financial markets, prevent future bailouts and, most importantly, protect Main Street.”
“Senator Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, the Democratic chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, is expected to introduce derivatives legislation on Friday that is far stricter for banks than Wall Street had anticipated.“
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Tagged banking system, banks, Blanche Lincoln, CFTC, collateralized debt obligations, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, credit default swaps, derivatives, futures, laws, Regulations, US banking system, US Congress, US government, Wall Street
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U.S. Senator Blanche Lincoln said she would introduce a bill requiring centralized exchange for trading of all derivative contracts.
“The Democratic chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee said on Tuesday that she would propose legislation requiring nearly all users of derivative contracts to trade on centralized exchanges and possibly ordering banks to segregate their business in derivatives into separate … Continue reading