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Goldman Sachs names chief regulatory reform officer
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Lubke leaves New York Fed after 15 years.
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Theo Lubke calls time on 15-year stint with New York Fed to join Goldman Sachs.
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OTC derivatives legislation prompts rethink of industry letters to the New York Fed
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Profile - Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Theo Lubke
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has been shepherding global efforts to improve the over-the-counter derivatives market since 2005 and continues to push dealers to improve in areas such as transparency and central clearing. Theo Lubke, senior vice-president...
NY Fed discourages use of bespoke derivatives
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Post-trade reporting and collateral seen as way to push OTC derivatives towards central clearing
CCP risk standards need to be more granular, says EC’s Pearson
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Standards governing central counterparties (CCPs) for over-the-counter derivatives should be more granular in detail, rather than focusing on high-level principles, says Patrick Pearson, head of the financial markets infrastructure unit at the European...
Isda AGM: Rules needed on bespoke trades, says Lubke
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Tight rules should be drawn up to prevent dealers from wrongly classifying standardised derivatives trades as bespoke to evade central clearing, said Theo Lubke, senior vice-president in the bank supervision department of the Federal Reserve Bank of New...
OTC trade repository plan faces hurdles
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Financial authorities in the US and Europe have advocated the introduction of a central trade repository to gather data on the over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market, but there is concern that multiple repositories could do more harm than good.
Confirmations in the spotlight
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The EUR4.9 billion loss at Société Générale has highlighted the risks posed by backlogs in equity derivatives confirmations. How serious is the problem and what are banks doing to further reduce outstanding confirmations? Ryan Davidson reports
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