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A reformed Euribor may be allowed to continue past 2020, potentially easing the problems of legacy bonds and securitizations which reference Euribor without provisions for its replacement in deal documents. -
US and UK authorities have agreed measures to avoid disruption in the derivatives markets in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Soc Gen places ECM bankers on risk list — Sofr architect to retire — Ex-Bridgewater COO joins blockchain firm
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The European Commission and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) have agreed on a common approach to regulation of derivatives trading venues, in line with G20 reforms, enabling European and Singaporean firms to trade on each country’s respective platforms.
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US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) officials have warned that regulatory proposals for calculating derivatives contracts’ exposures could limit access to clearing.
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TrueDigital, the New York-based electronic trading platform provider, has named Thomas Kim as its new CEO.
