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The Japan Securities Clearing Corp. is looking to clear yen-denominated interest rate swaptions and could start clearing interest rate swaps denominated in other foreign currencies in 2014.
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Systemically important persons that trade over-the-counter derivatives could need to register with the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission and comply with subsequent regulations should their OTC derivative position reach a certain threshold.
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Market participants are expecting a smooth transition to mandatory clearing for non-financial commercial end users, or category 3 entities, in the U.S today.
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Foreign investors looking to access the offshore yuan liquidity are better served in the cross currency swap market than entering the nascent CNH HIBOR interest rate swap market, launched earlier in summer.
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Merrill Lynch Japan Securities, the securities arm of Bank of America-Merrill Lynch in Tokyo, has joined the Japan Securities Clearing Corporation’s over-the counter credit default swap clearinghouse.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has sent technical advice to the European Commission on the equivalence between third country legal and supervisory frameworks in respect of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation for the U.S. and Japan.
