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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s one-month delay for registered swap execution facilities from any enforcement under the SEF rules with regard to market participants who trade on such SEFs isn’t long enough for the industry.
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Buysider margin needs to be segregated for non-centrally cleared derivatives, Aron Landy, chief risk officer for Brevan Howard, told the 34th Burgenstock annual global derivatives markets conference in Geneva last week. Guus Warringa, chief legal counsel and board member at Dutch pension fund APG Asset Management, agreed.
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Thomson Reuters has been temporarily approved as a swap execution facility by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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The Shanghai Clearing House and the People’s Bank of China are set to meet mid-October with China’s top legislature and judiciary bodies in a bid to iron out netting and bankruptcy rules, according to lawyers.
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Interoperability of global clearing models is not only undesirable but could kill product innovation, said Phupinder Gill, ceo of CME Group, at the 34th Bürgenstock annual global derivatives markets conference in Geneva.
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The capital cost of clearing for banks could lead end-users to create shadow-banking entities to clear trades, according to panelists.