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The European Banking Authority published its first comprehensive overview identifying the key features and practices of a prudentially sound covered bond market on Tuesday. The lengthy report provides advice to other regulators on the conditions that would justify the market’s continued preferential risk weight treatment.
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Markit is developing a service that will manage the exercise processes and provide electronic legal trade confirmation for fx options. The post-trade service will also help participants reduce operational risk and become more efficient in their management of fx options trades.
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The latest reduction in from 190 to 139 restricted investment areas in the Shanghai pilot Free Trade Zone (FTZ), from 190 to 139, opens up opportunities in real estate, entertainment, and healthcare. But critics say the list is still too far-reaching. -
The Ontario Securities Commission has released a second set of amendments to its rule on Trade Repositories and Derivatives Data Reporting that will allow parties to designate a single reporting party for dealer-to-dealer trades and for non-dealer-to-non-dealer trades.
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Overall credit default swaps notional that was reported to swap data repositories last week dropped by 17% from the previous week, according to data from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association. Overall interest rates derivatives trading that was reported, however, remained relatively flat.
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Renminbi internationalisation in Europe took another step forward on Sunday when the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) signed memoranda of understanding (MoUs) for RMB clearing arrangements with the central banks of Luxembourg and France, paving the way for official RMB clearing banks to be appointed for each country.
