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09 August 2010

The Australian Securities Exchange has installed a hosting solution at Equinix’s Chicago International Business Exchange data centre, which will allow it to offer US market participants direct access to its derivatives products.

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What concerns you most about the upcoming regulation changes?

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15%

Impact on revenues

35%

Unnecessary complexity

11%

Workability of central clearing for OTC derivatives

Workability of forcing complex derivatives onto exchanges

31%

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“Even after the President signs the Wall Street reform bill, financial reform will be far from complete.”

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