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A senior officer from the European Securities and Markets Authority warned on Thursday that submitting data to trade repositories is not enough to fulfil the legal obligation to report derivatives transactions in Europe, and that market participants must take steps to ensure the pairing and matching of trade data they file. -
The CME Group is working on a piece of market infrastructure that will provide buyside clients with average pricing functionality for allocating trades via central limit order books, making CLOB trading easier and boosting liquidity.
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Some smaller dealers in Canada are grappling with the operational build out in order to comply with the Canadian over-the-counter derivatives reporting requirements set to begin on October 31.
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Cross-product margin models at central counterparty clearing houses must be focused on structurally correlated products to maintain clearing member access to funds in the event of a default.
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GlobalCapital recognised in London on September 18 those who have had the biggest impact on derivatives markets over the last year. The winners of the Global Derivatives Awards were voted for by their industry peers. Below are some of the highlights from the gala evening.
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Europe must recognise US central clearing counterparties as equivalent under European Markets Infrastructure Regulation to avoid further balkanisation of liquidity and market pricing started by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's swap execution facility mandate.
