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08 May 2009

Regulating OTCs Out Using Capital?

Following on from the warnings on over-regulation in my post last week on the OTC markets in London, Larry Tabb of the analyst firm the Tabb Group is pointing towards increased capital requirements as the stick the regulators will use to move the finance industry away from the perceived dangers of the OTC markets (see article here).

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