Central banks
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The majority of respondents to an online poll support central bank liquidity access for CCPs, but critics argue this would be likely to lead to the break-up of multi-currency clearers
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A conflict between new liquidity regulations under Basel III and existing central bank operations leaves a gap that banks may be able to exploit, warns financial stability expert
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Loosely worded document does not clarify FPC’s demands on banks; new regulatory body asks for more powers in new legislation
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Corporate treasurers should make sure their forex counterparties are properly prepared for the possibility of further black swan events in the foreign exchange markets, senior Lloyds banker tells ACT conference delegates in Manchester
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Derivatives clearing houses should be able to rely on central bank liquidity support, says Eurex exec at SFOA annual conference
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Latin American regulators are pushing for increased participation in operational risk loss databases, but banks are reluctant to share valuable information, finding it hard to trust it will be kept confidential
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Reducing the Federal Reserve’s dual mandate to one – price stability – would not necessarily meet with opposition within the US central bank
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Dealers want sovereign clients to start posting collateral, but European Union reporting rules make that tricky. Raising funds to post collateral would have an impact on national debt figures – and the same is also true when receiving cash collateral....
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Algorithmics' president and chief operating officer Michael Zerbs talks about the long-term impact of moving from Basel II to Basel III, including some 'unintended consequences' likely to emerge from the move to central clearing as well as the specific...
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Bank of Japan moves to assure investors that financial infrastructures are still working; central bank will work to maintain smooth liquidity, settlement conditions
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