Derivatives industry focuses attention on collateral disputes
The derivatives industry is looking to formalise the resolution process for collateral disputes, after existing resolution methods have proved inadequate during the financial crisis.
A subset of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association's collateral committee - the dispute resolution working group - has produced a draft report on improvements to the current process. It had planned to submit it to Isda members and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York by the end of May, as Risk went to
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