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The Australian Securities Exchange’s over-the-counter derivatives, futures and options clearinghouse expects to meet the higher international capital standards for central clearing counterparties, including those set in the E.U.
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the country’s central bank, has permitted the state of Kerala to establish a non-banking finance company that will offer Shariah compliant services. -
Proposals by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision to incorporate market liquidity risk into the trading book capital framework by classifying risk into buckets of differing liquidity are too simplistic and may add unnecessary complexity into the framework, according to industry participants.
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The Hong Kong Exchange is planning a round of simulations in the third quarter of this year, to test its newly constructed central counterparty for clearing over-the-counter derivatives, according to a statement in its financial results.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has written to the European Commission to ask for a one year delay, to January 2015, in introducing the requirement to report exchange-traded derivatives trades to trade repositories.
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Large European banks are likely to strictly control their derivatives trading, especially of riskier instruments, as they strive to meet Basel III leverage ratio capital requirements, according to strategists at Royal Bank of Scotland.
