Future regs topic at CBOE's 25th

Pensions & Investments,  May, 1998  by Barr, Paul G.

Tags: derivatives, IMF, Rubin, SEC

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Paul G. Barr CHICAGO - SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt Jr. argued the case for a new form of regulation over derivatives dealers at the Chicago Board Options Exchange's 25th anniversary investment symposium. And U.S. Secretary of Treasury Robert E. Rubin lobbied for support from business leaders in the Treasury's efforts to provide new capital to the International Monetary Fund.

Other participants in the April 24 symposium included Philip Purcell, chairman and chief executive of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co.; and Nobel laureate Myron S. Scholes, principal and limited partner of ...

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