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ISDA has welcomed the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s decision to grant swap dealers an extra six months to align their credit support annex agreements with new variation margin requirements, but demanded that other regulators follow suit. -
Cinnober, the Sweden based financial IT company, has recruited Patrick Tessier to spearhead its push into post trade clearing IT and services in London.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has written to the European Commission warning that some dealers may try and circumvent MIFID II obligations by creating networks of systemic internalisers.
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With just over two weeks to run before global regulation on variation margin requirements for uncleared derivatives comes into effect, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has given US market participants a much needed reprieve.
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The Taiwan Futures Exchange (TAIFEX) is to start an after-hours trading session to increase participation.
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Deutsche Bank has closed its US swaps clearing business with immediate effect, as the bank responds to regulatory requirements that would have forced it to post more capital than it was willing to support the business with.
