Splits emerge in CFTC and SEC swap product definition rules

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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) have failed to produce uniformly consistent definitions of ‘swaps', ‘security-based swaps' and other products in their joint rulemaking.

The CFTC voted four-to-one at an open meeting in Washington, DC on April 27 to publish proposed language defining several swap products subject to new federal regulation under the US Dodd-Frank Act.

The proposed definitions run to more than 300 pages and have

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