The Dodd-Frank bill affected derivatives by:
A)prohibiting them.
B)requiring that the issuer guarantee 50% of the purchaser's investment.
C)allowing them to be purchased and sold only by the Federal Reserve.
D)requiring that they be traded in transparent markets.

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The Dodd-Frank bill required that derivatives be traded in transparent markets, thus increasing transparency and accountability in the market. It did not prohibit or restrict derivatives, nor did it require issuers to guarantee a percentage of the purchaser's investment or limit their purchase and sale only to the Federal Reserve.

The Dodd-Frank Bill Affected Derivatives By