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Deconstructing Emir
The European Parliament is putting the finishing touches to its version of the European market infrastructure regulation, but a loophole in the rules could allow derivatives users to escape the clearing...
Client clearing offerings are maturing – slowly. Derivatives users who want access to a clearing house still face a bewildering array of options, especially around crucial issues such as segregation...
An apparent requirement to accept certain liquid assets as collateral, including gold and high-quality corporate bonds, worries clearing houses
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A political squabble has broken out over the scope of Europe’s new market infrastructure regulation, known as Emir. The Council of the European Union has proposed extending the scope of the rules to cover all derivatives, as opposed to just over-the-counter...
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The Council of the European Union has expanded the scope of new market infrastructure legislation to include exchange-traded derivatives – a move that could have dramatic consequences for the business model of Eurex. But opposition to the proposal is...
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