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The US Federal Reserve Board is seeking public comment on its ambition to produce three new reference rates based on overnight repurchase agreement transactions secured by Treasuries. -
Two Société Générale bankers have been indicted for allegedly manipulating Libor and causing $170m worth of damage to global financial markets, the American Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on Thursday.
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Derivatives counterparties in the US have made enormous strides towards compliance with the September 1 end date for a grace period on variation margin rules for uncleared swaps, a stark change from six months ago.
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Equity options in India will from next week have the facility for an opt-out of the auto-exercise mechanism, giving users more flexibility over their expiry exposures.
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The European Commission said on Wednesday that it wants to bring down “remaining and new barriers” to integrating post-trade services across the European Union. It launched a public consultation, which will run until mid-November, and could be followed by legislative change next year.
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A Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) and Euroclear joint venture has this week signed an access agreement with CloudMargin.
