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Regulators' attempts to incentivise market participants to clear derivatives centrally have broadly worked, according to global watchdogs, though there are lingering concerns. -
When market makers start sending runs (lists of prices) based on nation states rather than sectors it may be a harbinger of fundamental change in how European credit is traded.
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London-based clearing house LCH has started processing swaption trades through its SwapAgent service, making a play for the largely uncleared market.
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The number of indices that give exposure to environmental, social and governance (ESG) causes has grown by 60% in the last year, according to a survey conducted by trade body, the Index Industry Association (IIA).
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The European Commission, on Tuesday, told UK clearing houses and securities depositories to pre-apply to the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) for recognition, should hard Brexit take place.
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Representatives from European Union (EU) member states were debating the role of central banks within the EU on Tuesday, as part of discussions over controversial proposals for a new framework for supervising clearing houses.
