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CFTC agrees to rein in rules for overseas clearing houses
By Philip Stafford and Joe Rennison
July 12, 2019, Financial Times
The main U.S. derivatives markets regulator has agreed to rein in its rules for regulating overseas clearing houses, in …
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U.S. Fed seen launching repo facility in early 2020: Deutsche Bank
By Richard Leong
July 14, 2019, Reuters
The Federal Reserve may launch a policy tool to lend to banks using Treasuries and other securities as collateral in early 2020, with …
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U.S. Fed policy-makers debate merit of a repo facility
By Richard Leong
July 10, 2019, Reuters
Federal Reserve officials argued the pros and cons of a possible policy tool that allows banks to borrow from the U.S. central bank …
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Notional value “a poor measure” of swaps activity – Quintenz
By James Thursfield
July 9, 2019, Global Investor Group
A Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) commissioner said notional value is a “poor measure” of activity in the swaps market following …
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MiFID transparency regime snares illiquid bonds
By Samuel Wilkes
July 5, 2019, Risk
Bankers are calling for the European Commission to address faulty market transparency rules that are forcing inappropriate public reporting of trades in illiquid …
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CFTC commissioners clash over floor trader relief
By James Thursfield
June 28, 2019, Global Investor Group
Two Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) officials have clashed over a staff no action relief regarding compliance for floor traders.
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CVA, debt raising said to drive SoftBank CDS trading
By Chris Davis
June 24, 2019, Risk
A change in how Japanese banks account for derivatives counterparty risk explains the runaway growth in credit default swap volumes on tech giant …
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Absent investment banks fuel ongoing bond market liquidity fears
By Samuel Agini
June 21, 2019, Financial News
Corporate bonds could suffer sharp price falls in stressed markets because of the reduced capacity of investment banks to provide liquidity, a …
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Emergency docs: funds rush to meet E.U.’s revised EMIR rules
By Samuel Wilkes
June 6, 2019, Risk
Two weeks. That’s how long some funds outside the European Union may have to revise their collateral agreements for non-cleared swaps with E.U. …
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Fragmented clearing causes “significant” price distortions – BOE
By Louisa Chender
May 31, 2019, Global Investor Group
Fragmentation in clearing is giving rise to significant price distortions in the same contracts, according to the Bank of England.
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Battle Erupts Between Traders, Exchanges Over Data Access Fees
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Ticker tape of E.U. share prices would take years – regulator
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Industry Bodies: E.U. Consolidated Tape Needs Strong Governance by ESMA
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Research unbundling crosses the Atlantic as U.S. asset managers embrace change
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Soc Gen reports “significant costs” from ISIN confusion
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Battle Erupts Between Traders, Exchanges Over Data Access Fees
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Ticker tape of E.U. share prices would take years – regulator
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Industry Bodies: E.U. Consolidated Tape Needs Strong Governance by ESMA
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Research unbundling crosses the Atlantic as U.S. asset managers embrace change
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Soc Gen reports “significant costs” from ISIN confusion