
Barclays' Harrison calls for phased start to clearing in Europe
Staggered roll-out was key to success of clearing rules in US, says securities co-head

European derivatives users have been urged "don't be late to the party", with the clock now counting down to the start of mandatory clearing.
Speaking at the annual meeting of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Harry Harrison, co-head of securities at Barclays, said European regulators should relieve pressure on market participants by phasing the start of the regime, as was the case when clearing rules took effect in the US last year.
"Staggered implementation of this was key
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