US regulators said on Monday that they had agreed to carve up the oversight for derivatives as part of the Obama administration’s financial reform.
However, dealers in the traditionally opaque market still face uncertainty.
By Tom Braithwaite in Washington
Published: June 23 2009 03:49 | Last updated: June 23 2009 03:49
US regulators said on Monday that they had agreed to carve up the oversight for derivatives as part of the Obama administration’s financial reform.
However, dealers in the traditionally opaque market still face uncertainty.