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The collapse of MF Global last year saw clearing houses struggle to port client collateral to other firms - repeating problems seen after Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy in 2008
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Clearer will no longer boot out member firms when they drop below BBB threshold. Downgrades planned by Moody's Investors Service could have left Morgan Stanley a notch away from expulsion
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UK-based clearer gets member approval to break up default fund - part of a package of measures responding to CFTC limits on clearing house membership criteria
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A lot of banks could be downgraded this month – in mid-February, Moody’s Investors Service announced it would review the ratings of 114 European financial institutions and 17 banks with global capital markets businesses. The decisions are expected...
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An industry working group is about to publish principles on how to ensure swaps that are subject to a clearing mandate can be guaranteed to clear. But that masks sharp divisions within the industry over which entity should control the process. By Peter...
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Market participants now have months, rather than years, until the Dodd-Frank clearing mandate takes effect - and CCPs are worrying about a last-minute rush
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Australia's latest consultation paper outlines only "incremental steps" to central clearing
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CCPs do not have to guarantee settlement, CPSS-Iosco rules - but issue could still have some way to run
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With detailed rules on margin models in the pipeline, Europe's association for clearing houses wants the industry's voice to be heard. Its new chairman, Marcus Zickwolff, speaks to Joe Rennison
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In bilateral over-the-counter trades, some buy-side firms insist on physical segregation of their collateral – their assets are placed with a third-party custodian. But the incoming US regime will not provide the same degree of protection, despite the...
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