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LCH's SwapClear has cleared $1tr of swaps referencing the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (Sofr) so far this year. -
The US Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday announced that it will overhaul regulation governing derivatives used by investment firms and business development companies.
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Angus Wink, who worked as CEO for the EMEA region at Tullett Prebon until 2016 has returned to interdealer broking at a former rival, Tradition.
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The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has ordered BGC Financial to pay a $3m civil monetary penalty over alleged supervision, reporting and record-keeping failings.
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US regulators are taking slow steps towards accepting that climate change is a financial risk, but progress is being made. Appointments have been made to a CFTC committee created to better understand climate-related market risks and one of the members is Mindy Lubber, chief executive of sustainability organisation Ceres. She told GlobalCapital her organisation is working to prepare for a new, green-minded president.
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In an effort to please their bankers, US corporate treasurers have increasingly been using a mechanism called a risk participation agreement (RPA) as a way to divvy up swaps business to more parties, writes Ross Lancaster.
