EC derivatives consultation stops short of detail on corporate exemptions

Joel Clark
Matt Cameron
15 Jun 2010

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A consultation paper on derivatives markets infrastructure published yesterday by the European Commission gives extensive detail on requirements for central counterparties (CCPs) that clear over-the-counter derivatives, but has stopped short of explaining exactly how corporate users of derivatives might be treated in the forthcoming legislation.

The 25-page consultation document tackles questions relating to the eligibility of derivatives contracts for clearing, the requirements for CCPs

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