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The reporting of collateral information to trade repositories is lagging behind global developments of trade data collection in the over-the-counter derivatives market.
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Japanese regulators are unlikely to implement reforms around swap execution facilities, or organised trading facilities, in the near-term, despite such rules currently being pursued in the U.S. and Europe. -
Regulatory proposals covering over-the-counter derivatives will bring significant costs to end users, while rules surrounding reporting requirements and collateral remain unclear and need further clarification, according to Joel Kim, head of fixed income, Asia Pacific, at BlackRock.
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Standard Chartered has hired Alvaro Patron, the ex-Asia head of corporate derivatives structuring and consultative sales at Citigroup, as head of global corporate sales, financial markets in Singapore.
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Inconsistent and conflicting final rules for over-the-counter derivatives between the U.S. and Europe cannot be ruled out, according to Ng Nam Sin, assistant managing director in the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s development group.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has published a confirmation for a market agreed coupon contract to provide an additional option for market participants that wish to use over-the-counter interest rate swaps with common, pre-agreed terms.
