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How G.H. Financial's Mark Phelps is still working
Part of an FIA series on people in the derivatives industry adapting to coronavirus challenges
CONTINUE READINGHow DTCC's Andrew Douglas is still working
Part of an FIA series on people in the derivatives industry adapting to coronavirus challenges
CONTINUE READINGCFTC advisory committee discusses position limits
End-users voice support for proposal's exemptions for hedging transactions
CONTINUE READINGHow Vermeg's Helen Nicol is still working
Part of an FIA series on people in the derivatives industry adapting to coronavirus challenges
CONTINUE READINGHow HSBC's Vijay Kasilingam is still working
Part of an FIA series on people in the derivatives industry adapting to coronavirus challenges
CONTINUE READINGFintech firms predict coronavirus will speed up digitalization
Urgency created pandemic has fueled interest in next-gen compliance, trading and back-office solutions
CONTINUE READINGHow Citi's Chris Perkins is still working
Part of an FIA series on people in the derivatives industry adapting to coronavirus challenges
CONTINUE READINGHow CME's Julie Winkler is still working
Part of an FIA series on people in the derivatives industry adapting to coronavirus challenges
CONTINUE READINGExchange leaders discuss lessons learned from COVID-19
Derivatives markets functioned normally amid record volume and unprecedented volatility in March and April, exchange executives said during a virtual discussion that took place June 23 as part of IDX-V. Panelists said they were generally very pleased with the effectiveness of price discovery and risk management functions of derivatives markets even during the most severe periods of volatility in early 2020.
CONTINUE READINGVolatility floors would aid margin stability, say CCP heads
The global pandemic gave the derivatives markets their first major test since the implementation of financial reforms that followed the 2008 financial crisis. Central counterparties in particular came under heavy pressure as markets tumbled and transaction volumes rocketed, but despite the stress they held up well, according to the heads of two leading European CCPs.
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