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Moody’s has proposed a new way to rate bank debt which takes bail-in into account. It has added a new term — “loss given failure” — into the credit analysis, to reflect the likely capital structure and waterfall of payments in a bank resolution. -
First it was the Hong Kong-Shanghai Stock Connect that was making all the headlines, with plans to give foreign investors access to China stocks and mainland investors access to Hong Kong stocks. Now it’s the turn of Taiwan and Singapore, with the two exchanges signing an agreement on September 10 to develop a cross-border trading link.
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US regulation may mean investment managers that are operated and managed out of the US will have to constrict their trading to US counterparties, therefore introducing barriers to trading opportunities and hampering competition.
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Paul Baron, head of European equity derivative sales at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in London, has relocated to New York to take over from John O’Brien, former managing director and head of New York derivatives sales.
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More made-available-to-trade determinations could be seen as swap execution facilities introduce more asset classes and the nascent market evolves further.
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Calculating initial margin for uncleared over-the-counter derivatives is posing significant challenges for the industry and market participants need to look at adopting a standardised model to ensure consistency when calculating margin.
