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Fannie Mae says FHFA's margin rules would drive up hedging costs
US mortgage giant says segregating variation margin will hurt FHFA- and FCA-regulated entities, and create new funding obligations for swap dealers
The much-anticipated end of quantitative easing in the US is giving rise to fears over the economic and financial fallout when the central bank’s life support machine is turned off
FDIC chairman warns of international divergences on risk-weighted assets
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Bank supervisors echo industry concerns about Dodd-Frank capital and leverage rules
US margin proposals could lock down $2 trillion in assets
Requirement for banks to post initial margin when trading with each other will result in huge amounts of liquid assets being locked down, according to analysis by one US prudential regulator
Firms face heightened op risk while implementing US CCP rules
The US requirement that all over-the-counter products be cleared through central counterparties has been viewed positively, but how it will work and the implications it has for banks is still unclear
US regulators struggle with ratings alternative
A requirement in the Dodd-Frank Act to remove all references to credit ratings from the US regulatory framework has created a huge challenge for supervisors, which have to find a substitute. Any revised measure could put US banks at a competitive disadvantage...
Banks worry over extraterritorial impact of Dodd-Frank
The extraterritorial application of US derivatives regulation looks set to put US banks at a significant competitive disadvantage to their foreign counterparts. Meanwhile, banks have been grappling with section 716 – the swaps push-out provision. By...
US banks may lose sovereign clients over margin rules
Foreign debt offices say they will consider not trading with US banks if they are forced to post collateral
Isda chairman: US banks could be hamstrung by Dodd-Frank
Isda chairman warns House Committee on Agriculture that extraterritorial application of swaps proposals could make US banks less competitive
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