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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
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Asian refinery activity boosts oil derivatives trading
The growing market clout of refiners in Asia is giving the region a healthy boost in trading activity for derivatives linked to oil and other refined products. With local refining capacity set to grow, the trend looks likely to continue – a development...
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Indonesia’s credit growth outrunning risk management
Economic growth has leapt ahead of Indonesian banks’ ability to assess the credit risk they are being exposed to – but with the central bank finally implementing Basel II is there a regulatory solution to these problems?
Thai SMEs at risk from Basel III CVA charge – Bank of Thailand profile...
The impact on the real economy and on SMEs of regulatory reforms such as Basel III and OTC derivatives rules, says Somboon Chitphentom of the Bank of Thailand
Structured products prepare for growth in Asean region
Structured products sales in the Asean region have been modest relative to other parts of Asia but a combination of economic growth and a more relaxed regulatory climate means that providers are bullish about growth
Bilateral CVA of optional early termination clauses
The value of early termination clauses in derivatives depends crucially on the type of close-out value used and on the counterparty risk, and embeds optionality in even the most vanilla swap contracts. In the case of the so-called risk-free close-out,...
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