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Central clearing counterparties in Asia could eventually consolidate into each other or bought out by the bigger global CCPs in the mid-to-long-term. Thomas Treadwell, Asia Pacific head of over-the-counter client clearing for Citigroup in Hong Kong, said the business model of clearinghouses and the large number of CCPs already in development in Asia could lead to an eventual consolidation. -
Industry officials fear that some European regulators do not have enough staff to manage the volume of prospectuses that will need to be approved when the amended E.U. prospectus directive takes effect later this year.
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Hedge funds and credit valuation adjustment desks have been trading five-year quanto credit default swaps on banks in Italy, Spain and Portugal, reference entities that are new to the quanto CDS market this year.
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Credit default swaps on developed-market sovereigns traded with the most liquidity in the past month as overall global CDS liquidity continues to increase over rising market certainty concerning Greek CDS triggers, according to Fitch Solutions.
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The European Banking Authority has released a discussion paper on central counterparties regulations that recommends, among other things, that derivatives clearinghouses in the European Union should report to regulators when their capital falls within 10% of the minimum required.
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Yiming Liang, a former managing director and derivatives trader at Standard Chartered, has teamed up with Yang Yang, former cio of China’s Huatai Asset Management, to launch Goldstream Capital next month.
