Central Clearing
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FIA to add more CCPs to margin and risk tool
By Wendy Lisney
October 27, 2020, Global Investor Group
The Futures Industry Association will start rolling out improved versions of its CCP Tracker within months, the US trade body has …
EU watchdog works on ‘Plan B’ to move euro clearing from London
By Huw Jones
October 14, 2020, Reuters
The European Union will have a “Plan B” that relocates clearing of euro-denominated derivatives from London to the bloc if it decides against …
Ex-Isda risk chief: ditch gross notional thresholds for clearing
By Alexander Campbell
October 6, 2020, Risk
The decade-old swaps clearing mandate is not fit for purpose in an era when clearing is concentrated in the hands of a few …
Brussels’ next financial policy chief warns of Brexit frictions
By Jim Brunsden and Philip Stafford
October 2, 2020, Financial Times
The EU’s incoming financial regulation chief has warned that post-Brexit links with the City of London will inevitably be …
Members need voice on clearing resilience – trade bodies
By Wendy Lisney
October 2, 2020, Global Investor Group
Two US derivatives trade bodies have called on the Bank of England (Boe) to give clearing participants a voice when it …
Hammer time? Clearers mull co-operation on default auctions
By Costas Mourselas
September 30, 2020, Risk
The scenario has become alarmingly easy to imagine: one of the world’s largest swaps dealers has defaulted; the banking colossus holds enormous dollar …
EU and UK grappling for clearing continues
By Hugo Bromley
September 29, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
The EU’s latest extension granting access to UK central clearing counterparties (CCPs) is highly unlikely to create a cut-off point …
‘A deal in two weeks’ — markets turn optimistic on Brexit
By Emily Nicolle
September 28, 2020, Financial News
Optimism has begun to blossom among investors as Britain enters the decisive week of trade talks with the European Union, with one …
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EU regulators to vet LCH on future European market access
By Jim Brunsden and Philip Stafford
September 28, 2020, Financial Times
The EU has put the City of London on notice that some of its most prized financial market infrastructure …
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Brexit Stand Off: Post Brexit Impacts Still Not Fully Formed
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Read More →Originally published at the On the Regs blog
Brexit is certainly rising in minds of asset managers, regulators, and investors as we reach the …