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The Bank of Thailand has lifted its offshore investment quota for both institutional and non-institutional investors, making it easier to invest in exchange and over-the-counter derivatives and other instruments.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority is looking for clarification from market participants on which fx derivatives should be subject to mandatory clearing, specifically those that would benefit from the mitigation of counterparty credit risk through a clearinghouse.
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Documentation will likely be in place for firms trading contracts using the International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s amended credit derivative definitions from March 20, 2014. -
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued late Monday night an update to its latest cross border swap exemptive order, giving a reprieve to foreign branches of U.S. swap dealers located in jurisdictions, such as Singapore, that were not covered in the original order issued late last Friday.
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MarketAxess has applied to the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission to become a swap execution facility under Dodd-Frank.
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Australian entities registered with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission as swap dealers will need to report over-the-counter derivative trade information for certain asset classes to licensed Australian repositories from Oct. 1 this year.
