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Regulators smell a rat – Aaron Woolner column
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The law of unintended consequences is evident in the desire of some Asian banks to court Sifi status – despite the increased capital burdens imposed by authorities
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Corporates and non-bank financial institutions should be exempted from any margin requirements on uncleared swaps in Hong Kong, say some participants
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Q&A: Stefan Walter on Basel III, RWAs, 'anti-American' rules and CVA
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Foreign regulators leave US isolated on uncleared margin rules
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The extraterritorial application of US uncleared margin proposals will make it tough for US banks to compete with their foreign counterparts in swaps business unless the proposals are copied by regulators in other international jurisdictions. That’s...
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