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A group of 20 international counterparties in Singapore will start voluntarily submitting trade data for over-the-counter interest rate and credit derivatives traded in Singapore from Feb. 3, 2014, ahead of the mandatory April start for financial firms.
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Counterparties may be disincentivized from choosing to segregate their collateral following final rules from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission addressing the manner in which swap dealers hold collateral for uncleared swaps.
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Cantor Fitzgerald Europe and LCH.Clearnet have created the first centrally cleared over-the-counter contract for difference in Europe to accommodate calls from clients for a reduction in risk to CFD providers and regulatory pressure to up the proportion of cleared OTC contracts.
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Rabobank has been fined by regulatory authorities for more than USD1 billion in connection with investigations linked to the firm’s historical Libor and Euribor submission processes. -
The Joint Associations Committee on retail structured products has urged the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision to be flexible in its point of sale disclosure documents in order to help firms comply with the rules without undermining other guidelines.
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The Federal Reserve moved beyond the Basel Committee On Banking Supervision Thursday in the latest round of liquidity rules designed to reduce systemic risk among the largest banks and other financial institutions.
