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Bad blood between U.S. and European regulators and the complexity of extra-territorial regulation means that harmonizing derivatives trading rules will drag on, causing fragmentation in the derivatives markets.
Financial services firms that participate in derivatives markets on both sides of the Atlantic have found themselves treading difficult water for the past year or so, as regulators have struggled to harmonize cross-border market structure rules and regulations. Industry observers say European and U.S. regulators are on the same page as to the importance of...
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