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India's CCIL launches FX forwards clearing
MUMBAI – The Clearing Corporation of India (CCIL) has launched clearing and settlement for foreign exchange forwards trades from trade date, in response to counterparty credit and settlement risks inherent...
Regulators should back away from plans to force the $49 trillion notional foreign exchange derivatives market onto exchanges and clearing houses, according to Hubert de Lambilly, deputy global head of...
The last six months have seen a rash of activity in Asian sovereign and quasi-sovereign debt issuance, with Asian borrowers raising more than $45 billion through bonds denominated in G3 currencies as of...
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Stuck in the muddle
Regulators in the US and Europe are making efforts to extend central clearing to all asset classes. However, dealers argue that central clearing does not make sense for foreign exchange. By Alastair Marsh
Central clearing unnecessary for forex derivatives, say dealers
Proposals by financial supervisors in Europe and North America to introduce more stringent regulation of derivatives markets, including the clearing of over-the-counter trades with a central counterparty (CCP), are largely unnecessary in the foreign exchange...
Forex realignment
Many company treasury departments were slow to respond to rising volatility in the foreign exchange market, along with a shift in the direction of the US dollar last year. Are corporates changing their hedging policies in response? By Peter Madigan
Carry in favour?
Long popular among hedge funds, the financial crisis battered the carry trade towards the end of 2008. But despite massive losses stemming from the trade, there is evidence market participants are putting it on again. By Mark Pengelly
Citi hits back at inaccuracy claims
US bank denies businessman Oei Hong Leong's charges of negligence
Singapore businessman sues Citi over alleged margin discrepancies
Oei Hong Leong takes Citi to task over FX derivatives and bond losses
Indian corporates hit again
Indian regulators reinforced controversial new rules on derivatives structures late last year to prevent companies from taking outright speculative bids on the financial markets. But the rulings come at a bad time for Indian corporates struggling to work...
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