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LCH.Clearnet has been at the forefront of regulatory discussions globally around clearing as well as developing its multi-asset class platforms and range of products it. Rory Cunningham, director in public affairs, spoke to DI on regulatory developments in Europe, while Daniel Maguire, managing director at SwapClear U.S., Charlie Longden, ceo of CDSClear and Gavin Wells, ceo of ForexClear, looked at the developments being made at LCH.Clearnet.
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U.S. firms operating in Japan are losing trades to European and domestic counterparties, as complying with Dodd-Frank rules adds an extra 10 minutes to the trading process, according to Hiroki Tomiyasu, executive director at Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities in Tokyo. -
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association believes U.S. central counterparty clearing rules do not reflect the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision’s position.
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The Japan Financial Services Agency plans to push regulators in the U.S., Europe and other regions to move forward with the implementation of mandatory clearing of over-the-counter derivatives.
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The government of Oman is looking to amend its tax rules to facilitate Islamic finance. It has asked KPMG to advise it on the move, which it hopes will help Islamic financial institutions compete on level terms against their conventional peers.
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Litigation, its current state and what it means for the asset-backed securities industry, will be hashed out in full during today’s Litigation Update roundtable.
