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The Future of Clearing?
By Peter Fredriksson, Baymarkets
Originally published on the on the Baymarkets site and on the TABB FORUM
With a full decade having now passed since the industry began implementing a …
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Derivatized Libor
By Kurt Dew, Northeastern University
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
Much of the discussion of the appropriate Libor replacement revolves around two objectives: Regulators want a transaction-based substitute, to …
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SEC Votes in Favor of Regulation Best Interest But Will This Be Their Final Answer?
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
After more than a decade of policy debates, yesterday was a red-letter day for the U.S. …
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Fragmentation vs. Liquidity: Can Technology Resolve the Debate?
By Larry Tabb, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
Today’s traders are focused on technology and connectivity, and buy-side traders increasingly are leveraging tools and techniques for developing …
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Conditional Orders: The Great Liquidity Aggregator
By Campbell Peters, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
As the U.S. equities marketplace has grown more and more fragmented, conditional orders quickly are becoming the de facto …
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Financial Stability Board Is Monitoring Crypto-Assets’ Risks and Regulatory Implications
By Mayra Rodriguez Valladares, MRV Associates
Originally published in Forbes
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) and important international financial standard setters are working diligently on a variety of crypto-assets issues …
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Duck Soup: The SEC Recipe for Regulating Digital Assets
By Thomas Andrew, Senior Vice President in the Office of General Counsel, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
No United States of Digital Assets
It …
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Libor. The Big Reversal.
By Kurt Dew, Northeastern University
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
When regulators assume responsibility for risk management, private sector innovation is stunted. Lately, regulators have been waking up to …
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“Electronification” and the Technology Revolution in Corporate Bond Trading
By Iseult E.A. Conlin, Tradeweb
Originally published on LinkedIn
The term “Electronification” is thrown around a lot when talking about advances in the corporate bond market. It describes the nascent …
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Go to the Head of the Class: Smart Contracts for Swaps Trading
By George Bollenbacher, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
Smart contracts’ potential for making the rates swaps business much more efficient looks very attractive. But these contracts, and …
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