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CFTC’s Gensler defends long arm of Dodd-Frank
CFTC chair says "it is critical" that US rules apply overseas, in article for Banque de France stability review
Europe and the US are at loggerheads over the territorial scope of new derivatives rules – as evidenced by a new financial stability review from the Banque de France – but agreement can be reached,...
Experience of the Asian financial crisis leads Bank of Thailand's deputy governor to question the LCR parameters
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Korea to start mandatory clearing in October 2013
Legislative hold-up means Korea OTC derivatives clearing will be delayed
Uncleared FX not necessarily more risky, says BoE’s Cross
Proposed rules could result in relatively vanilla forex products attracting disproportionate margin and capital requirements, says BoE FX division head
Asia Risk Congress: Local trade repositories are necessary, says HKMA’s...
The benefits of local trade repositories outweigh the possible disadvantages of multiple reporting requirements, says executive director of HKMA’s financial infrastructure unit
CCIL trade repository reporting to extend to all currencies
After the initial launch in July, CCIL moves to phase two in its trade repository build-out
LCH.Clearnet model ‘not appropriate’ for Australian market, say two...
Two Australian banks speaking at Risk & Return Australia are critical of LCH.Clearnet for not meeting local market needs with its central clearing operation
Regulators focus on LEIs in derivatives reporting push
Industry and regulators have made progress towards an ambitious global system of unique identifiers that could help avert future crises – but there is still a lot to debate, and time is running out
Acclaimed new TriOptima service may not have a future
Stockholm-based TriOptima has designed a way to transfer unclearable risk into a central counterparty. All the company has to do now is convince the world’s regulators to change their rules. By Michael Watt
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