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International Swaps and Derivatives Association members have provisionally agreed on standard terms setting out how a counterparty would dispute a calculation agent determination under an equity derivative transaction.
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Next week the International Swaps and Derivatives Association will submit an implementation plan for resolving conflicts over margin calls to regulators including the U.S. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve, the U.K.’s Financial Services Authority and Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority will charge rating agencies fees to fund the regulator’s expenditure, and will also have the power to fine agencies should they breach forthcoming regulation, according to an amended draft European Parliament legislative document seen by Derivatives Week.
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Germany has liberalized the ability of foreign counterparties to terminate contracts with German institutions that are subject to insolvency proceedings.
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HSBC has hired Markit Group senior executive Niall Cameron as its new global head of credit trading to replace Ken O’Brien, who left the firm in August.
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Mizuho Securities is planning to launch a global derivatives platform in the first half of next year.