Over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives
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Divergent nexus rules threaten reporting chaos in Asia
Australia reporting rules differ from those in Hong Kong, Singapore
Citadel and Virtu prepare for tilt at OTC market
Non-bank dealers are connecting to Sefs and conducting test trades
A bill of goods: central counterparties and systemic risk
Volume 2, Issue 4 (2014)
Technology House of the Year: TriOptima
Emir and Dodd-Frank are seeing energy companies flock to TriOptima
Buy-side swaps use set to decline, survey suggests
Almost 60% of asset managers expect interest rate swap volumes to fall
Collateral and counterparty tracking: Emerging initial margin requirements
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Small corporates not reporting derivatives trades: Bafin
Enforcement of Emir reporting rules will be gradual, regulator says
Repo costs rising as a result of leverage ratio
Low-margin, high-notional products being repriced says Pimco's Bill De Leon
Isda hoping to detoxify derivatives
First day of conference pushes pro-swaps message
UniCredit's Mustier ‘frightened’ by CCP capital levels
Clearing members pressure CCPs to put more of their own money at stake
CFTC no-action letter could end public utilities' hedging woes
‘Operations-related’ swaps excluded from Dodd-Frank special entity threshold
Margin calling: Is your VAR methodology ready for initial margin on uncleared derivatives?
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Numerix takes top spot in Structured Products Technology Rankings 2014
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US banks fear competitive impact of higher leverage ratio
US regulators have pledged to adopt the new Basel leverage ratio, but with higher minimums, sparking concerns that US banks will find it harder to compete in repo and other businesses. Lukas Becker reports
Asian clearing houses waiting for CFTC to outline DCO exemption process
SGX still the only Asian exchange with US regulatory approval
Looking back: Regulators try to slow down OTC juggernaut
Today, regulation is a fact of life for OTC commodity derivatives traders. But in April 1994, it was somewhat novel, as Energy Risk reported at the time
The readiness of market community in Europe to report to trade repositories
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Looking back: Are banks coming back into OTC energy derivatives?
Banks have often stepped in and out of the OTC energy derivatives market. In this article from August 2001, Energy Risk reports on banks upping their activity
Industry welcomes footnote 513 no-action extension
Industry sources have welcomed CFTC decision to extend no-action relief for its non-US swap dealer requirements and to consult on definitions
Clarification needed on CCP close-out netting in India
Current netting statutes only apply to clearing members and not the CCP itself
Trading OTC may be costlier than you think
Debate continues to rage about the merits of clearing, with some market observers arguing that the benefits of using central counterparties are outweighed by the precipitous costs involved. But such criticisms fail to take the full burden of over-the…
Basel said to be weighing leverage ratio U-turn
Cash collateral may be allowed to bring down derivatives exposure - and repo treatments could also be softened, according to three industry sources