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Sponsored Pearson Urges Derivs Reforms Extension The European Commission’s financial reforms head, Patrick Pearson, has urged the extension of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation to listed, or on-exchange, derivatives. March 02, 2011
Sponsored EU Moves Closer To Mimicking US Financial Reform Leaders in the European Union appear to be increasingly likely to mimic upgraded corporate regulations in the style of the U.S. Dodd-Frank financial reform bill, according to Financial Times. March 07, 2011
