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Advanced Swaps & Other Derivatives 2011
Chair(s):
Gary Barnett, Joshua D. Cohn
Practice Area:
Banking and finance,
Commodity pools,
Derivatives,
Financial products,
Swap dealers
Published:
Oct 2011
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ISBN:
9781402416651
PLI Item #:
28936
CHB Spine #:
B1913
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Chapter 1. The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act: The Rulemaking Process
Chapter 2. Title VII Planning for an International Banking Organization: An Overview As of August 2011
Chapter 3. Congressional Letters and Other Materials
Chapter 4. Clearing of Swaps and Security-Based Swaps
Chapter 5. Dodd-Frank Compliance Considerations for End-Users
Chapter 6. SIFMA Comments on Proposed Rules Related to Margin for Uncleared Swaps
Chapter 7. SIFMA Letter to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (June 3, 2011)
Chapter 8. Trading Requirements for Swaps and Security-Based Swap and Customer Clearing and Trade Execution Documentation
Chapter 9. Trade Repositories/Swap Data Repositories
Chapter 10. An August 2011 Overview of Dodd-Frank Swap Dealers and Security-Based Swap Dealers (“SDs”), and Major Swap Participants and Major Security-Based Swap Participants (”MSPs”)
Chapter 11. Overview of the CFTC’s Proposed Business Conduct Standards for Swap Dealers and Major Swap Participants Dealing with Counterparties
Chapter 12. Overview of the SEC’s Proposed Business Conduct Rules for Security-Based Swap Dealers and Major Security-Based Swap Participants Dealing with Counterparties
Chapter 13. Swap Dealers and Major Swap Participants: Who Are They and How Will They Be Regulated?
Chapter 14. BlackRock ViewPoint Newsletter: Implementation of CFTC’s Position Limits Could Stymie Commodity Derivatives Investment
Chapter 15. Swap Dealers and Major Swap Participants Should Not Be Treated as Identical Twins
Chapter 16. Mandatory Clearing and the New Clearing Infrastructure Under the Dodd-Frank Act and CFTC Regulations Thereunder
Chapter 17. Futures Commission Merchant vs. Principal Clearing Models
Chapter 18. Greenberg Traurig Tax Alert: Train Kept A-Rollin’: IRS Notice 2011-34 Provides Second Set of Rules Under FATCA
Chapter 19. Greenberg Traurig Tax Alert: Passive-Aggressive: IRS Releases Initial Guidance on FATCA Rules
Chapter 20. Greenberg Traurig White Paper: A Riff on Cliff: Calloway and Anschutz Expand Tax Ownership Authorities from Debt to Equities
Chapter 21. BNA Daily Tax Report: Manana Is Good Enough for Me: IRS Staggers the Dates for FATCA Implementation
Chapter 22. Daily Tax Report: When the Other Shoe Falls: IRS Notice 2010-46 Restricts the Application of Notice 97-66 for Cross-Border Securities Loans
Chapter 23. Deloitte Heads Up Newsletter: Is Fair Value Changing? FASB and IASB Issue Substantially Converged Requirements for Fair Value Measurement and Disclosure
Chapter 24. Deloitte Heads Up Newsletter: America’s Next Top (FI) Model? FASB Issues Proposed ASU on Accounting for Financial Instruments
Chapter 25. Advanced Swaps & Other Derivatives 2011: Professional Responsibility Issues for Derivatives Lawyers
Chapter 26. Overview and Selected Issues Regarding the Bankruptcy Regime for Futures Commission Merchants (FCMs) As of August 2011
Chapter 27. Special Bankruptcy Code Protections for Derivative and Other Financial Market Transactions
Chapter 28. Securities, Forward and Commodity Contracts and Repurchase, Swap and Master Netting Agreements under U.S. Insolvency Laws
Chapter 29. Stern v. Marshall Materials
Chapter 30. Cleared Swaps vs. Futures Transactions: Key Distinctions in Execution Processes and Documentation
Chapter 31. Advanced Swaps and Other Derivatives Conference: Technical Accounting Update
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