Senator Lincoln' Influence on Financial Reform Bill to be Debated at Golden Networking's Derivatives Conference in New York

New York, NY, June 28, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Golden Networking's Derivatives Leaders Forum 2010, "Strategies for Increasing Profits under an Evolving Regulatory Framework" (http://www.DerivativesLeadersForum.com), July 22nd, 2010, New York City, will feature a lively debate on the influence Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Blanche Lincoln (D., Ark.) will have had on the final form of the financial reform bill, to be signed by President Obama by Independence Day. In her latest modification to the proposed bill, The Wall Street Journal reported that "she would exempt community banks from a contentious provision in derivatives legislation that would force big derivatives dealers to spin off their swaps desks in order to receive any federal financial assistance."

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