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Sefs cause two-tier market as Asia OTC liquidity splits

Swap execution facilities started life on October 2 and they have already created separate pools of liquidity in the Asian market. How have Asian firms reacted to the new reality?

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Swap execution facilities (Sefs) are critical to regulatory oversight of the over-the-counter derivatives market: what's not measured is not managed, and without forcing dealers to move from bilateral deals to exchange-based ones it will be impossible for supervisors to gain all critical market insight they are looking for.

Dealers, however, are less impressed: "We don't see Sefs offering anything

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