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Custody RiskWith new regulations on central clearing, margining and collateral segregation coming into effect, the role of the custodian is arguably more important than ever. Custody Risk includes news, analysis and research on the latest industry developments. Click here to read the latest issue. Click here to see the digital edition |
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Acclaimed new TriOptima service may not have a future
Stockholm-based TriOptima has designed a way to transfer unclearable risk into a central counterparty. All the company has to do now is convince the world’s regulators to change their rules. By Michael...
US firms expected to push back on Fatca quid pro quo
Growing demand for collateral means the ability to offer margin efficiency will be a big competitive advantage for derivatives clearing houses. But critics fear the industry will be left with a collateral...
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Germany may ditch Fatca if reciprocity agreement not honoured, experts...
Germany may back away from Fatca if the US is not able to honour an agreement to reciprocate, market participants say
Next economic crisis to come from pension funds
Unregulated pension fund industry will be a systemic concern
PFGBest bankruptcy fuels calls for stronger protection of customer funds...
The collapse of Peregrine Financial Group, which comes just nine months after the bankruptcy of MF Global, has raised the pressure on US regulators to boost protection of customer funds held by futures commission merchants
CCPs wary of covered bonds despite Esma proposal
LCH.Clearnet and Eurex will not accept own-name covered bonds as collateral, despite green light from Esma
WGMR margin rules borrow heavily from US proposals
Working group publishes proposed margin rules for uncleared trades – bringing global rules in line with an earlier US proposal
CCP recovery and resolution: New tools, but no rules
Some clearing houses are adopting loss allocation mechanisms as a last line of defence if one or more clearing members default. That might help a central counterparty get back on an even keel, but what happens afterwards is unknown. Matt Cameron reports...
Fatca timeline in question with new Swiss-US deal
A new arrangement between the Swiss and US governments for Fatca compliance brings Fatca timelines into question, expert warns
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