Fate of US Treasury clearing deadline to be decided at crunch meeting

Isda chief predicts delay as clearing houses await confirmation of go-live dates

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Expectations are rising that the Securities and Exchange Commission will delay the start of its US Treasury clearing mandate at an open meeting tomorrow (February 26).

“I am predicting a delay,” Scott O’Malia, chief executive of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, told attendees at a conference in Frankfurt earlier today.

Speaking on the sidelines of the event, a clearing executive agreed that a delay was “more likely than not”, citing the open nature of tomorrow’s SEC meeting.

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