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SwapClear may assist OIS development
London-based clearing house may consider helping to build OIS markets in minor currencies, as it continues to move its interest rate swap portfolio to OIS discounting
A 'trust fall' is a group game designed to promote bonding between the participants: one stands, eyes closed, before falling back into the waiting arms of the group. Now imagine the game being played...
Key elements of a new industry clearing document would be barred by a US Commodity Futures Trading Commission proposal introduced in response to the project – but the move has revealed rifts at the heart...
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Q&A: Myron Scholes on LTCM, crisis lessons and the value of intermediation...
Quants received a lot of flak for the crisis, but the profession is on the cusp of a golden age, according to Myron Scholes, co-inventor of the Black-Scholes pricing model. In an interview with Laurie Carver, he also criticises post-crisis regulation,...
Standard CSA: Industry's solution to novation bottleneck gets nearer
Disputes over the valuation of trades backed by multi-currency credit support annex (CSA) agreements – in other words, those that allow counterparties to post collateral in multiple currencies and assets – have pushed the industry to develop a new...
NYSE Liffe: one pot to rule them all
For OTC clearing to work, the market will need to find and capture reliable margin offsets, says Tom Callahan, chief executive of NYSE Liffe US. By Mark Pengelly
CME Chilean peso clearing service awaits first trade
The CME blames FCMs for the delay in offering its clearing service of non-deliverable forwards in USD/Chilean peso
Wave of new regulation brings inconsistencies and loopholes
Inconsistencies in new regulations both across borders and within the regulations themselves are giving rise to concerns of regulatory arbitrage and exploitation of loopholes
LCH to become more commercially driven, says Axe
Regulatory changes mean the over-the-counter clearing space is becoming hugely competitive, with new entrants launching services to rival long-established clearer LCH.Clearnet. Long seen as a member-driven utility, LCH.Clearnet needs to become more...
New standard CSA could be rolled out in Q2 2012
An implementation plan for the new standard CSA is set to be reviewed by the Isda board in September, with a first-phase roll-out expected as early as the second quarter of 2012
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