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Richard Raeburn, Chairman, EACT

Richard Raeburn provides readers with an update on the progress of future regulation of the use of derivatives. The EACT also provide a statement in response to the European Commission’s Consultation on the Regulation of Derivatives and Market Infrastructures.

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Published Aug-2010
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Richard Raeburn
Chairman, EACT

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