
Collateral transformation needs to be carefully planned by clearing members, says Isda’s O’Connor
Clearing members need to carefully monitor the risks associated with collateral transformation services provided to clients, and ensure they do not over-extend themselves, according to Stephen O'Connor, chairman of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
Speaking in an exclusive video interview with Risk, O'Connor says clearing members are likely to provide facilities to help certain buy-side firms meet central counterparty (CCP) variation margin calls by transforming non-eligible
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