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Isda AGM: ‘Life as we know it will change,’ says O’Connor
New regulations will help reduce systemic risk, but changes need to be made to certain parts of the rules, Isda chairman says
A year after the US Treasury's proposed regulatory exemption for FX swaps and forwards, the position has never been confirmed - and some believe it may be reconsidered
To mark the 27th Isda annual general meeting, we consider some of the key regulatory challenges facing market participants – clearing across borders, the extraterritorial implications of Dodd-Frank,...
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Managing the regulatory patchwork to ensure global consistency
Regulators in the US, Europe and elsewhere have pledged to work together to iron out inconsistencies in their various rules – but bankers say a number of troubling differences remain, and time is running out to resolve them. By Joe Rennison
Having a buy-side voice heard on the Isda board
Regulatory reform will make derivatives markets more complex, introducing new participants and a host of new practices. That is forcing the dealer community to work with buy-side firms to a greater extent – but the two sides don’t always get along....
Cross-border confusion between domestic clearing houses
A variety of domestic clearing houses are springing up, in some cases helped by a regulatory requirement to clear local currency trades domestically. But how will the various clearing regimes mesh together? By Mark Pengelly, with additional reporting...
Tentative on G-20 timelines for OTC derivatives clearing
The end-2012 deadline for all standardised over-the-counter derivatives to clear through a central counterparty is fast approaching, but there is some doubt as to whether the deadlines will be met – not least because some of the regulations haven’t...
Whistleblowers given more incentive in US than UK
Comparing the approach to whistleblowing taken in the US and the UK, it seems American informants have more incentive, particularly in monetary terms, to come forward. Should the UK follow the US lead?
To clear or not to clear? Corporates urged to weigh options
Despite hard-won exemptions, corporates should consider the pros and cons of clearing, according to panellists at an ACT event - but treasurers remain unconvinced
Australia waiting for international consensus on central clearing
Australia's latest consultation paper outlines only "incremental steps" to central clearing
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