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Brexit Novations ‘on Hold’ to Gain Reg Relief
By Helen Bartholomew
February 18, 2019, Risk
A mass migration of bilateral swaps contracts from London to new European Union hubs is effectively on hold until after the March 29 …
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A Rush on Libor Fallbacks to Head Off Holdouts
By Robert Mackenzie Smith
February 13, 2019, Risk
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is giving itself till the end of this year to implement a framework to wean swaps …
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Non-Cleared Initial Margin Requirements – Phase 4 and 5 Firms Are on the Clock
By Russell Rhoads, TABB Group
Originally published on on the TABB FORUM
The deadline for Phase 4 firms to come into compliance with uncleared margin requirements is September 2019, and …
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Initial Margin: Race for Top Platform Is On
By Sharon Kimathi
February 7, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
Two major technology firms are lining up to assist with the documents hurdle that phase four and five market participants …
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ISDA, FIA, IIF Respond to FSB Paper on CCP Resolution
By Garima Chitkara
February 4, 2019, Regulation Asia
The FSB in November consulted on the financial resources CCPs should have for resolution planning and how CCP capital should be treated …
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SOFR, so Bad: Liquidity Lags Transition Ambitions
By Robert Mackenzie Smith
February 4, 2019, Risk
Sometimes timing is everything. U.S. derivatives dealers are moving inexorably towards a post-Libor world but, some argue, not fast enough, affecting the …
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Banks Fret Over Investor Inaction on Brexit
By Laura Noonan, Philip Stafford, David Crow, and Stephen Morris
February 4, 2019, Financial Times
Leading banks have appealed for help from regulators after as few as 10% of clients …
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FIA, ISDA Say Venue Equivalence Alone Is Not Enough
By James Thursfield
January 31, 2019, Global Investor Group
Equivalence alone is not enough to guarantee continued access to liquidity on U.K. trading venues after Brexit, industry associations have said.…
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Regulatory Fragmentation Heightens Derivatives Market Risk – ISDA
By Manesh Samtani
January 31, 2019, Regulation Asia
Policymakers should reduce the gap between national regulations and global standards, and adopt a risk-based framework for the recognition of comparable regulatory …
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MiFID II Helps Tradeweb Reach Record European ETF Volumes in January
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Big Asset Managers Cut Research Costs at Higher Rate
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Brussels Rejects Plea for Dual-Listed London Shares Trading
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The Evolution of the DSB Product Committee: Helping Industry and ISINs Align
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No-Deal Brexit May Move MiFID II Thresholds – Maijoor
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MiFID II Helps Tradeweb Reach Record European ETF Volumes in January
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Big Asset Managers Cut Research Costs at Higher Rate
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Brussels Rejects Plea for Dual-Listed London Shares Trading
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The Evolution of the DSB Product Committee: Helping Industry and ISINs Align
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No-Deal Brexit May Move MiFID II Thresholds – Maijoor
The Never-Ending Story of OTC Derivatives Regulation
By Bijal Shah, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
The story of painting the Golden Gate Bridge has it that once you get to the …
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