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BMR rift fuels zombie Libor uncertainty
By Robert Mackenzie Smith
December 9, 2019, Risk
Debate on whether the swaps industry should embed pre-cessation triggers into trades referencing doomed benchmark Libor is snagging on a difference of …
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Clearing house power-downs raise fears among members
By Steve Marlin
November 29, 2019, Risk
The lights have never gone off at clearing houses such as LCH and ICE, but from time to time they flicker.
Regulators have …
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Clearing conundrum
By Jim Brunsden and Philip Stafford
November 18, 2019, Financial Times
Neither Boris Johnson nor Jeremy Corbyn wants a no-deal Brexit, but the E.U. financial sector is still worrying about …
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SEC chair questions like-for-like SOFR mapping
By Sharon Thiruchelvam
November 5, 2019, Global Investor Group
The Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) chair Jay Clayton has cast doubt on the potential for SOFR to definitively replace Libor, saying …
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CCPs dismiss bank, buy-side criticisms
By Robert Mackenzie Smith
October 31, 2019, Risk
A whitepaper – co-signed by nine banks and large asset managers, including JP Morgan, Citi and BlackRock – on reforming central counterparties …
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CFTC Kicks Can on SDR Reporting Reform
By Rob Daly
October 29, 2019, Markets Media
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission hopes good things come in threes as it has offered a second 90-day comment-period extension for …
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Banks and investors push for clearing house reforms
By Philip Stafford
October 24, 2019, Financial Times
BlackRock and Vanguard, two of the world’s largest asset managers, have joined calls for clearing houses to build higher safety buffers and …
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U.S. regulators take a closer look at exchanges’ data fees
By Richard Henderson
October 21, 2019, Financial Times
The dominant U.S. exchange groups are fighting to expand their market data businesses but face a stand-off with the securities regulator over …
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U.S. clearers move to dole out losses besides default
By Steve Marlin
October 11, 2019, Risk
A long-simmering debate in the clearing world on who should swallow losses that have nothing to do with defaults received a jolt as …
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U.S. SEC proposes exchanges seek public consultation on data fee changes
By Katanga Johnson
October 1, 2019, Reuters
The U.S. securities regulator on Tuesday proposed a change to the way exchange operators alter their fees, in a move aimed at improving …
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