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The European Parliament reached a quicker than expected agreement on central counterparty clearing house recovery and resolution on Tuesday night, settling on a framework for second skin in the game requirements and also pushing open-access rules out for another year. -
Jerome Kemp, global head of futures, clearing and collateral at Citi, and a leading figure in the derivatives clearing market, has retired after 36 years in the industry.
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European Union institutions failed on Friday to reach a deal on a clearing resolution scheme, due to disagreements on whether the second skin in the game should be prefunded or not. The EU Commission is now suggesting a middle way that will be debated on Tuesday evening.
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Members of the European Parliament and representatives of member states hope to clear the last hurdles for an agreement on a draft regulation on recovery and resolution of central counterparty clearing houses (CCPs) by the end of this month.
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Eurex Clearing has cleared its first interest rate swap for a Japanese client as the clearing house pushes its over the counter (OTC) euro swaps business into Asia.
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As equity derivatives investors and traders dust themselves off from the Covid-19 panic that gripped the market in spring, thoughts are turning to the US election and how to position for it.
