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NASDAQ OMX plans to switch to calculating margins for fixed income derivatives using a yield curve approach, which may reduce cross-margin amounts 25-50%.
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Morgan Stanley last week sold USD121 million of medium term fixed-to-floating rate notes linked to three-month Libor with no cap on the upside--a high notional for a retail product.
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Derivatives dealers have indicated they would not join the International Derivatives Clearing Group because they feel it isn’t robust enough.
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The finance ministers of the majority of the European Union’s Member States have agreed to tougher over-the-counter derivatives regulations, and have restored an open-access provision that had been stripped from earlier versions.
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The Financial Stability Board has urged the G-20 countries to work to meet the late 2012 deadline for implementation of derivatives regulation despite delays reported by various jurisdictions.
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CME Group and the International Derivative Clearing Group have switched to using the relevant overnight index swap (OIS) rate instead of Libor for revaluing their swap portfolios.