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Last week’s rollout of margin rules for uncleared swaps in the US, Canada and Japan has been characterised by some participants as a ‘mad scramble’ that was lucky to muddle across the finish line without disaster. But having observed the challenges the US faced, European regulators must think carefully about how they implement their own margin deadlines, sources have warned.
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CME Group has expanded its reach in both Asia and Latin America, with Hong Kong and Mexico recognising the firm as a central counterparty (CCP).
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The US Commodity Trading Futures Commission (CTFC) is divided over derivative rules as it agreed by split vote on Thursday to accept substituted compliance comparability for Japan uncleared margin rules. And one of its three commissioners, Sharon Bowen, raised a number of concerns for systemic financial risk as she voted against the motion. -
Emerging market economic growth managed to hang on to much of its momentum over August, according to the latest release of the IHS Markit Emerging Market Composite PMI index.
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Eris Exchange, the US-based futures exchange group, has opened a London office and hired a long-serving Barclays banker to oversee the European operations.
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Crédit Agricole CIB plans to restart its equity derivatives business, and start issuing structured notes with equity underlyings, according to the bank’s head of global markets. The bank sold a €12.5bn notional equity derivatives book to BNP Paribas in 2013, but now plans to get back into the business through its new “Equity Solutions” division.
