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The lack of clarity surrounding timing between executing a trade on a swap execution facility and reaching a clearinghouse is a serious concern for BlackRock. -
Oktay Senturk, head of Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa rates trading at Credit Suisse, and Brent David, director of emerging markets credit trading, both in London are set to leave the firm. The moves come as the fixed income division is letting go 65 staff from its U.K. fixed income department this week.
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DTCC Derivatives Repository and UnaVista are among the four trade repositories approved by the European Securities and Markets Authority under European Market Infrastructure Regulation today.
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Some market participants will continue to trade certain derivatives, even if it's inefficient and expensive to do so, despite the regulatory push to trade on swap execution facilities and clear, according to Rahul Gover, head derivatives trader at E*Trade, speaking at the Futures Industry Association's 29th annual Futures and Options Expo in Chicago Wednesday.
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Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England, and Martin Gruenberg, chairman of the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation are among the regulators pushing the International Swaps and Derivatives Association to change its master agreement to allow for delays in the closing out contracts when a credit event strikes.
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The Shanghai Stock Exchange and the China Financial Futures Exchange are locked in negotiations that will decide which bourse will offer listed options on mainland China equity, according to market officials.
