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US firms frustrated by EU clearing timeline

The bulk of Europe's derivatives users will not be required to clear until 2016, under new proposals; some US firms worry this will reinforce a transatlantic liquidity divide

US markets

Thousands of European derivatives users will not have to clear their trades until April 2016 at the earliest under a timeline proposed by the European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma) on Friday. That is three years after comparable rules took effect in the US, and there is a real possibility clearing may not start for the lion's share of European firms until December 2016.

That prospect

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