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  • MCX Gets India Regulator's OK for IPO WSJ Blogs

    By Khushita Vasant of Dow Jones Newswires Mumbai - Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd. has received the capital market regulator's approval to proceed with its share-listing plan, two people familiar with the matter said Friday, paving ...

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    NYSE Outlines Growth Path, Posts 19% Profit Drop WSJ.com

    PARIS—Exchange operator NYSE Euronext said Friday it was well positioned for 2012 and beyond despite a tough near-term outlook for trading volume and currencies, as it reported a 19% fall in fourth-quarter net profit.

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    India Official: Not in Favor of Commodity Transaction Tax WSJ.com

    NEW DELHI -- India shouldn't implement a proposed commodity transaction tax as such a move will hit trading volume in all commodity futures, Consumer Affairs Secretary Rajiv Aggarwal said Friday.

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    Calpine's Loss Narrows WSJ.com

    Calpine Corp.'s fourth-quarter loss narrowed as the power company booked a gain tied to derivatives trading and saw margins improve, though sales fell slightly.

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    Derivatives Entrepreneur to Launch Swaps Exchange WSJ.com

    A pioneer in the multitrillion-dollar credit-derivatives market is seeking approval for what could be the first exchange catering to privately traded derivatives, or "swaps," instruments that currently trade off-exchange.

  • EU Derivatives Rules: Still Waiting WSJ Blogs

    Way back in October 2008, the European Commission said it wanted to regulate over-the-counter derivatives trading. Then in July 2009, the commission said it wanted to regulate over-the-counter derivatives trading.

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    How NYSE Will Go It Alone; Niederauer to Lay Out Strategy Now That Deutsche Börse Is Out of Picture WSJ.com

    Duncan Niederauer on Friday will have his first chance to lay out NYSE Euronext's stand-alone strategy following the collapse of its blockbuster merger with Deutsche Börse AG, though for once looking back might be more appetizing than the ...

  • Dealpolitik: Filing by Illumina Highlights Complex Relationship With Goldman WSJ Blogs

    The news from Illumina's filing on Tuesday afternoon is not about Illumina at all. Of course, Illumina rejected the Roche $44.50 cash offer as grossly inadequate, etc.  We were expecting that.

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    China to Reintroduce Government-Bond Futures WSJ.com

    SHANGHAI—China is on track to reintroduce the trading of government bond futures, a major financial derivatives instrument banned 17 years ago after a trading scandal, a person familiar with the matter said Thursday.

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    ICE Sees Strong Revenue Growth in 2012 WSJ.com

    IntercontinentalExchange Inc. executives said Wednesday they expect 2012 revenue to grow by at least 10% thanks to continued growth in the derivatives exchange operator's commodity markets and a pickup in related trading services.

  • OCC's Walsh Warns of 'Vast Over Reaction' in Derivatives Regulation WSJ Blogs

    By Alan Zibel and Jamila Trindle A U.S. banking regulator warned Tuesday against a "vast over reaction" in regulation of derivatives markets, offering a contrast to other regulators who have called for an aggressive approach to that corner ...

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    Illumina Assessed Conflicts Before Hiring Goldman WSJ.com

    A biotechnology company that retained Goldman Sachs Group Inc. for advice in fending off a hostile suitor revealed that it assessed conflict-of-interest concerns before hiring the bank.

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    Gaining From a Weight-Loss Drug Barrons.com

    Shares of Vivus are poised to rise or fall sharply later this month when its Qnexa weight-loss drug is reviewed by a Food and Drug Administration panel.

  • Tech is the New Wall Street WSJ Blogs

    For years, America's most talented and highly educated college graduates headed to Wall Street in search of derivatives-funded riches. But ever since the crash of 2008, more and more Ivy League educated young people see themselves as the ...

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    US Watchdog to Examine Freddie Mac Use of Floaters WSJ.com

    WASHINGTON—A federal watchdog said Tuesday it would examine Freddie Mac's use of a mortgage derivative amid allegations that such investments gave the mortgage company an incentive to prevent borrowers from refinancing their home loans.

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