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Mexico Preps New Derivatives Regs

Mexico’s central bank finance ministry and bank regulator are working on new derivatives regulations, including improved margin management and registration of counterparties.

  • 29 Apr 2013
Mexico’s central bank finance ministry and bank regulator are working on new derivatives regulations, including improved margin management and registration of counterparties. Agustin Carstens, governor of Banco de México, provided no timetable for the rules but said they would not be part of banking reform, proposals for which ...

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