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Australian regulators unveil criteria for mandatory clearing
Three regulators, including the RBA, reveal how they will decide whether and when to implement mandatory clearing requirements for OTC derivatives
When a small group of firms became subject to the first US clearing mandate in March, outstanding notionals for clearing-eligible products temporarily dipped. With a larger group of firms set to start...
Banks have focused their attention on central clearing – but trade reporting could prove even more problematic
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China onshore OTC clearing postponed until 2014
OTC clearing onshore in China will be delayed until at least the end of 2013 or early 2014 according to an official at Shanghai Clearing House
Too much choice: The problems with Europe's plethora of segregation...
In the US, segregation of client assets is a simple matter – only one approach is allowed for over-the-counter trades. But in Europe, where there are more clearing houses, and no prescribed approach, things are messier. And it could be dealers, not...
Clearing chaos: US OTC industry braces for June deadline
With March 11 receding from view, all eyes have turned to the second stage of the US clearing roll-out. No-one knows precisely how many derivatives users will be caught this time, but estimates go as high as 2,000, and dealers, clearing houses and middleware...
Singapore set to be RMB gateway to Asean region
The recent doubling of the People’s Bank of China’s swap facility with Singapore highlights the increasing importance of the Asean region to the use of RMB – potentially giving the South-east Asian city-state an advantage over Hong Kong in the battle...
Isda AGM: CCP ‘Armageddon’ could lead to sovereign default, warns HSBC...
Single bank default could affect multiple CCPs, leading to crippling default contribution for existing members and a chain of bank failures
Isda AGM: Dealers fear US-EU reporting clash
Industry calls for common trade reporting rules
Isda AGM: Big regulators hike pressure on small countries, panellists...
Initial margin requirements could increase liquidity strain on firms in smaller markets
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