FIA has published a review of the cumulative effect of European derivatives law reform, setting out the core issues and offering potential solutions to encourage further debate.
CONTINUE READINGFIA Europe CEO, Simon Puleston Jones delivered a keynote address at FOW Post-trade event in London on 11 May. His remarks, as prepared for delivery, follow:
CONTINUE READINGThe OCC, the Chicago-based clearinghouse for equity derivatives, has established a $1 billion repurchase facility with an pension fund, increasing its liquidity resources to $3 billion from $2 billion.
CONTINUE READINGCME Group has issued a white paper outlining its views on how much funding clearinghouses should contribute to their default protections.
CONTINUE READINGThis edition of InfoNet explores whether the industry is stuck in the mire or looking ahead to new opportunities. It inlcudes reports on three panel sessions covering the connectivity of global markets, the cost of compliance, and the current state of the industry, an interview with Nigel Foster, former Global Head of Derivatives at BlackRock and Head of all market facing activities, and a roundtable on collateral management.
CONTINUE READINGThe state of the Industry. Stuck in the mire or looking ahead to new opportunities?
CONTINUE READINGFIA Global sent a letter to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision this week urging the committee to consider how segregated margin is treated in the leverage calculations that determine bank capital requirements.
CONTINUE READINGFIA Global announced a new service that will provide information on clearinghouse rules worldwide and help market participants assess the risks of clearing.
CONTINUE READINGOf all the areas of impending European regulation, the provisions relating to the indirect clearing of swaps and futures are proving to be among the most challenging for the centrally cleared derivatives industry
CONTINUE READINGInternational regulators have issued guidelines on recovery plans for financial market infrastructure, part of a broader effort to prevent a disorderly failure of key infrastructure entities such as derivatives clearinghouses. The guidelines encourage financial market infrastructure entities to consider how they would handle a default by a major market participant, how they would replenish their financial resources, and other scenarios that could prevent such entities from continuing to provide critical services to the markets.
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