Central counterparty (ccp)
Dealers resigned to CCP competition in Asia
Singapore Exchange launched a clearing service for Singapore dollar interest rate swaps at the end of the last year. How does the exchange see the service developing, and can it compete with the raft of...
With central counterparties springing up all over the globe, dealers are becoming increasingly resigned to the break-up of netting sets – particularly if regulators favour their local clearers. Interoperability...
Another central counterparty plans to launch in Europe, starting with zloty-denominated interest rate swaps
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SGX could expand its OTC clearing service to the Australian market once a decision has been made on a merger with ASX, but it also plans to add new currencies and asset classes – including forex forwards
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Sovereigns wrestle with debt impact of CSAs
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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