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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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MAS warns on fragmented clearing and reporting
Asian financial markets have made progress in setting up CCPs and trade repositories, but greater harmonisation is needed across borders, Singaporean regulator warns
Lack of clarity on CCP equivalency leaves South African rules in limbo, says National Treasury's Natalie Labuschagne
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Interview: Six Securities Services' Thomas Zeeb
Thomas Zeeb, chief executive of Six Securities Services, talks to Luke Clancy about his plans for the Swiss post-trade services provider
Esma says national regulators must decide product eligibility for third...
The European Securities and Markets Authority has addressed some of the concerns over which third-country CCP platforms and products are eligible for the transitional period, which begins on March 15
Italian financial transaction tax under scrutiny
Hogan Lovells partner Vito Vittore discusses the impact of the Italian financial transaction tax and has several concerns with its implementation and effects
Extraterritorial clash continues for clearing houses
While the Group of 20 nations want to see progress with financial regulatory reforms, individual authorities around the world are reluctant to relinquish domestic sovereignty over standards for central counterparties. Luke Clancy reports
Bloomberg threatens to sue CFTC over swap futures margin
Futurisation sparks struggle between exchanges and Sefs. Bloomberg fears "irreversible harm"
Risk Johannesburg: OTC data fragmentation prompts concern
South Africa's financial stability head warns it will be difficult to make use of data spread across multiple repositories – but South Africa may still set up its own database for rand-denominated trades
Mandate Watch: Citi, SGSS and BNY Mellon win mandates
Outsourcing, especially amongst asset owners, is driving mandate growth. Citi, SGSS and BNY Mellon among those to win mandates in the first few months of 2013, finds Luke Clancy
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