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Bank Shakeups Recast Correspondent Clearing

Last year's bank implosions and government-assisted acquisitions are helping to resculpt the correspondent clearing industry.

Swift Is Thinking Small

Swift is extending its reach, says securities head Chris Church, who expects small hedge funds to be drawn to the messaging cooperative's new lightweight interface.

Regulation on the Horizon, Funds Automate Compliance

With hedge fund regulation viewed as a near certainty, fund managers are turning to an array of technology offerings and consulting services to cope with the anticipated rules.

Legislators and Industry Players Struggle to Find Common Ground on Credit Swaps

Regulators, legislators and the industry's biggest players are trying to build consensus on the future of credit default swaps.

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