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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has re-proposed a rule that, if enacted, will expand the kinds of firms eligible for block trading by aggregating client funds. The original rule had a narrower base of firms.
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Australia’s approach to mandatory clearing of over-the-counter derivatives will make it difficult to establish a domestic clearinghouse, moving clearing of Australian derivatives offshore and limiting the ability of local regulators to manage risk, according to industry officials.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has released a second consultation paper on its technical standards for the regulation of over-the-counter derivatives, central counterparties and trade repositories.
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U.S. and European regulators must ensure mutual recognition when finalizing securitization and derivatives regulation in order to curb jurisdictional conflict and legal and compliance complexity, according to a new study by the E.U.-U.S. Coalition, an umbrella group of industry associations.
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U.S. and European regulators must ensure mutual recognition when finalising derivatives regulation in order to reduce jurisdictional conflict, legal risk and compliance complexity, according to a report from a coalition of industry groups called the E.U.-U.S. Coalition. -
The opening of China’s corporate bond market to private placements could prove a positive development for credit default swaps there, as players will be able to price more easily credit not linked to state-owned enterprises.
