Derivatives
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Trade bodies call for EU benchmarks extension to 2025
By Wendy Lisney
November 23, 2020, Global Investor Group
Firms in the European Union will face a competitive disadvantage to their non-EU peers unless the transition period for third-country benchmarks …
Traders grow anxious over market access ahead of Brexit deadline
By Philip Stafford and Jim Brunsden
November 19, 2020, Financial Times
Traders are ramping up warnings of disruption in financial markets from January without clear decisions on how the UK …
The buy side and Libor: it’s decision time
By Robert Mackenzie Smith and Rebekah Tunstead
November 16, 2020, Risk |
The long and gruelling exercise to replace the Libor benchmark has reached an important phase for buy-side firms.…
EU regulators seek solution to post-Brexit derivatives rule clash
By Jim Brunsden, Philip Stafford, and David Keohane
November 16, 2020, Financial Times
European regulators are racing to avoid London branches of EU banks having to route derivatives trades through …
FIA Expo – Derivatives markets should prioritize same-day trade processing/give-up acceptance, industry experts say
By Jeff Reeves
November 12, 2020, MarketVoice
Bouts of extreme volatility, record volume, and market stress hit the market in early 2020 in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, …
Post-COVID clearing debate must use data – CCP12
By Wendy Lisney
November 6, 2020, Global Investor Group
The debate around whether clearing houses contributed to the volatility that followed the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic in April must …
Funding pain prompts calls to rehome FVA
By Natasha Rega-Jones
November 5, 2020, Risk
An arcane corner of the derivatives market has moved centre stage after huge swings in funding costs earlier this year forced banks to …
Credit derivatives ripe for DLT – paper
By Wendy Lisney
November 4, 2020, Global Investor Group
Applying Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) to credit default swaps (CDS) would facilitate a “light chain” system enabling the automated exchange of …
CFTC’s swap stay plan for clearing houses sparks alarm
By Sharon Thiruchelvam
October 29, 2020, Risk
A second attempt by US regulators to draft bankruptcy rules for central counterparties (CCPs) looks set to create even more problems than the …
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Isda “over-estimated” repo and derivatives overlap – Comotto
By Oliver Wade
October 29, 2050, Global Investor Group
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (Isda) has “over-estimated” the overlap between repos and derivatives, according to Richard Comotto, a senior …
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Dark pool trading shows no sign of decline since MiFID II entry into force, ESMA data shows
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EU Regulators Spill More Ink Tackling Market Data Costs
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Mifid II: has European regulation ever truly converged?
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UK watchdog sees no big divergence from EU securities market rules
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EU Withholding Finance Access Is ‘Really Regrettable’, U.K. Says
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Dark pool trading shows no sign of decline since MiFID II entry into force, ESMA data shows
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EU Regulators Spill More Ink Tackling Market Data Costs
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Mifid II: has European regulation ever truly converged?
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UK watchdog sees no big divergence from EU securities market rules
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EU Withholding Finance Access Is ‘Really Regrettable’, U.K. Says