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Changes still need to be made to the updated European Markets in Financial Instruments Directive and Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation to ensure systemic resilience and advance risk management is supported, according to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
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The Chinese authorities will wait until the development of the nation’s central clearing counterparty before rolling out an electronic confirmation matching system across the onshore yuan interest rate swap market.
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Prior to Bob Diamond’s U.K. Treasury Select Committee hearing on the firm’s manipulation of Libor, commentators alluded to the impact Diamond’s comments would have on the integrity and career of Paul Tucker, deputy governor, financial stability at the Bank of England. Yet, Diamond’s comments were never in doubt.
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David Wright, the recently appointed secretary general of the International Organization of Securities Commissions, plans to develop a research foundation.
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Messaging protocols for many over-the-counter products that will be mandated to be cleared are already standardized, according to Philip Whitehurst, director of SwapClear product management at LCH.Clearnet. -
Interbank over-the-counter U.S. dollar, Indian rupee forwards, fx swaps and other INR cross currency options will nee to be reported from July 9 to the Clearing Corporation of India’s newly developed trade reporting platform.
