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In this round-up, China cross border RMB settlement is down 0.5% in November, Taiwan RMB deposits were stable in November, China signed an RMB swap line with Kazakhstan and the Royal Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) said it would include RMB in its trade index. -
Banks operating with large swaps trading operations will no longer be required to relocate their trading to a separate legal entity that is not federally insured following the rollback of Section 716 of the Dodd-Frank Act. As a result, banks will avoid incurring significant expenses, while saving time and personnel, according to lawyers.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, one of the top financial regulators in the US, said last week that risk within US leveraged lending had slipped to levels last seen in 2006, in the lead-up to the financial crisis.
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The implementation of a stay on the contract termination rights of derivative counterparties by global regulators could change the face of derivatives trading, forcing counterparties to look at amending their agreements away from the prevalent two-way payment system, according to lawyers.
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Société Générale’s Newedge prime services business has added LCH.Clearnet’s ForexClear as a new central counterparty clearing houses to its client over-the-counter clearing offering, allowing it clients to clear non-deliverable forwards.
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Russian authorities are mulling forcing international rating agencies to continue rating all Russian entities, including borrowers subject to US and EU sanctions.
