An unconfirmed success
Back office
An unhealthy backlog of unconfirmed trades has forced credit derivatives dealers to spend some time in their neglected back offices. Prompted by fears that serious systemic problems could unfold in the event of a rapid series of corporate defaults, global regulators have begun to monitor dealers' progress with the clean-up and improvement of their trade confirmation systems and procedures. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York stated in February it was encouraged by improvements made by credit
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