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Preparations for buy-side clearing of OTC derivatives falling behind...
The move to central clearing of OTC derivatives is meant to reduce systemic risk. It also creates plenty of headaches for the buy-side. Some hedge funds may not be ready before the March deadline.
Like many smaller markets that have signed up to the Group of 20’s reform agenda, South Africa has no onshore clearing house for over-the-counter derivatives. The Johannesburg Stock Exchange is building...
As the search for a viable clearing mechanism for FX options begins, market participants suggest clearing won't begin before 2014
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G-20 member South Korea made a firm commitment to meet the January 2013 deadline to clear OTC derivatives – it’s going to miss it but the Korea Exchange expects to have operations underway in the near future
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