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End-users are hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst. Over the next week they will be pushing harder than ever for a stronger exemption from clearing and margin requirements, focusing their efforts on the clarification of vague definitions in the current Senate bill, slated for a vote next week.
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National and European lawmakers could end up deciding whether over-the-counter fx trades will be cleared in their respective markets, not the European Commission, according to Patrick Pearson, head of financial markets infrastructure at the Commission.
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Clearinghouses will be required to set up a dedicated subsidiary in Japan in order to conduct credit default swap clearing business onshore with a Japanese counterparty under new regulation passed last week by the Japanese parliament.
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Lobbyists opposed to derivatives reform outnumber those in favor of it 11 to 1, according to Public Citizen.
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The National Association of State Treasurers has expressed concern about proposed financial reform that would restrict states’ ability to use interest-rate swaps.
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A top European Commission official has called for more details on risk standards for central counterparties for over-the-counter derivatives.