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How the CCP location debate helped split the EU
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The European Central Bank’s insistence that all euro clearing take place within the eurozone was at the heart of December’s row between the UK and the rest of the European Union. David Cameron was...
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David Cameron's demand for the UK to be exempt from an ECB policy on clearing houses helped prompt last month's split with the EU - and is earning applause from eurosceptic Conservatives
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French central bank agrees collateral management deal with Euroclear France; entire French banking community will use new system next year
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Regulators plan co-ops as answer to OTC fragmentation
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CLS Bank-style regulatory council could be applied to trade repositories and CCPs to avert market fragmentation, but French regulators are not convinced
EBA stress test: €3.4 billion error in BPCE's derivatives exposure to...
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Owner of Natixis overstated derivatives exposure to France by €3.4 billion after mixing up notional and mark-to-market numbers
Obstacles facing dealers' dream of a global OTC data repository
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Big banks believe the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation can be a unified global repository for derivatives trade data. But regulators aren’t convinced of the merits of a single repository and competing service providers aren’t giving up without...
Q&A: ACP's Nouy on CRD IV, equity in the LCR and CoCos
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Last month, European policy-makers unveiled proposals that will implement Basel III across the continent, setting the stage for national disputes as member states seek to protect their own interests. Danièle Nouy, secretary-general of the Autorité de...
One-way collateral agreements with sovereign leave banks exposed
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If regulators are serious about tackling liquidity risk, they should tell sovereigns to start posting collateral on their derivatives trades, dealers argue – the current one-way agreements leave banks with tens of billions of dollars in volatile funding...
Central banks accused of collateral hypocrisy
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Despite the funding risk it creates, central banks still refuse to sign two-way collateral agreements
Risk USA: Multiple trade repositories will hamper ability to spot systemic...
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