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—Randall Costa, managing director and coo of Citadel Investment Group, on the topic of whether futures commission merchants and execution desks at sellside firms could influence how buysiders choose where they clear over-the-counter derivatives.
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Martin Wheatley, the ceo of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, held a farewell press conference which included setting out the challenges facing the region in over-the-counter derivatives reforms, while also criticizing U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, who claimed that Asia wasn’t keeping a fast enough pace with the U.S. on reforms.
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Back on March 9, 2012, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s Determinations Committee for the EMEA region determined that the Hellenic Republic had undergone a credit event. Leading up to that determination there had been a lot of speculation as to whether credit default swap contracts would trigger or not, and if so, under what conditions. -
LCH.Clearnet has tapped Stephen Patriarco, the former global head of derivatives operations, futures, margin and collateral management at Merrill Lynch, as global head of collateral services and U.S. head of collateral and liquidity management.
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A Chinese over-the-counter central clearing counterparty will not be recognized internationally until China strengthens netting and insolvency laws and refinements are made to the Shanghai Clearing House’s default management protocol.
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Hedge funds have been buying U.S. dollar puts against emerging market and high beta G10 currencies this week. The trades position for a dollar retracement after risk aversion last week may have over-strengthened the greenback.
