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More guidance needed from regulators on clearing
Regulators are pushing for standardised derivatives to be cleared through central counterparties, but further rules are needed to ensure an appropriate balance between initial margin, the default fund,...
Panel participants encourage buy-side firms to engage with CCPs early to avoid a last-minute rush
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CCPs object to ‘misleading’ Emir collateral clause
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Foreign exchange forwards and swaps should be cleared under Dodd-Frank despite industry reservations
Exemption clarity allows market participants to prepare for new regime
Banks, market infrastructures and industry associations prepare to move forward with regulatory preparation, now that fx swaps and forwards are set to be exempt
Reporting rules cloud ability of sovereigns to post collateral
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