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Intermediaries Increasingly Needed as Hurdles Persist – EVIA
By Louisa Chender
August 17, 2018, Global Investor Group
Intermediaries could play an increasingly important role as uncertainty around Brexit and other regulatory challenges persist, according to a trade body.…
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Shanghai CCP No-Action Relief Clears Way for U.S. FCMs
By Blake Evans-Pritchard
August 15, 2018, Risk
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s decision to provide three-year no-action relief to Shanghai Clearing House from registering with the regulator could encourage …
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ESMA: Eonia Can Be Used in CSAs after 2020
By Lukas Becker
August 10, 2018, Risk
Market participants will be able to use Eonia in collateral agreements covering euro swaps struck after the rate is barred for use in …
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Banker Warns of Herculean Task to Escape Libor’s Tentacles
By Joe Rennison and Robin Wigglesworth
August 5, 2018, Financial Times
Moving global finance away from its reliance on Libor is a Herculean task that could be “bigger than Brexit,” …
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Libor: Changing the Frame of Reference
By Graham Bippart
July 31, 2018, Euromoney
The man who stuck the first knife into the London interbank offered rate still thinks it is better than any alternative.
It was …
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Novation Is No ‘Silver Bullet’ for OTC Derivs Before Brexit – AFME/ISDA
By Louisa Chender
July 31, 2018, Global Investor
U.K. firms that have chosen to novate legacy over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives contracts to E.U. entities before Brexit are faced with several challenges …
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Industry Seeks Smaller ‘Big Bang’ for Margin
By Helen Bartholomew
July 26, 2018, Risk
The initial margin “big bang”, which will see more than 1,000 buy-side counterparties begin to post collateral against their non-cleared derivatives trades from …
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Firms Won’t Meet Initial Margin Rules by Deadline – Trade Bodies
By Louisa Chender
July 19, 2018, Global Investor Group
Many firms that are set to fall under the scope of uncleared margin rules from next year will not be compliant …
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ECB Warns of ‘Systemic’ Threat if Euribor Reform Efforts Fail
By Marc Jones, Huw Jones, and Dhara Ranasinghe
July 17, 2018, Reuters
The European Central Bank is concerned about the risk of systemic problems if efforts to reform Euribor, one …
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Brexit Gazing – The World Cup of Predictions
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
The European Banking Authority and Bank of England are urging one another to act quickly to …
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