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• Markets combine to profit from moves to regulate over-the-counter products
• Further wrangling over rules for swap execution facilities seems inevitable - -
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Battle lines emerge as new rules are created
Aline van Duyn reports on the heated debate about how much of the market will be regulated and where the rules will apply
Exchanges: Dodd-Frank act drives tie-ups and innovation
Markets combine to profit from moves to regulate over-the-counter products, writes Telis Demos
Swaps trading: Habits change in anticipation of arrival of electronic trading
Michael Mackenzie predicts further wrangling over rules for swap execution facilities
Eurozone debt crisis: It is not all the fault of credit default swaps
Scrutiny has led to a better general understanding of the importance of CDS to hedge against risk, reports David Oakley
Reform in Europe: Governments wary about boosting monopolies
Regulators are taking a different route from the US, says Jeremy Grant
Clearing houses: Proposals could widen competition
Changes aim to open up business to many more banks and financial institutions, reports Aline van Duyn
