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Clearing is among the top concerns for financial end users, according to Luke Zubrod, director of regulatory compliance services at Kennett Square, Pa.-based risk advisory firm Chatham Financial. -
Date posted: 6 December 2011
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The European Securities and Markets Authority along with national regulators should be given the appropriate resources and powers to enforce the requirements outlined in the updated Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, according to Jean-Pierre Jouyet, chairman of the Autorité des Marchés Financiers.
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Taiwan’s trade repository could create a closed-off domestic derivative market if the system does not develop alongside international standards.
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The Canadian Securities Administrators is looking to change the definition of a sophisticated investor suitable for disclosure exemptions for privately placed securitized products. But, the change will not have the intended effect if the CSA doesn’t eliminate redundancies in another proposal that requires issuers to provide information memorandums to those same investors.
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The Indonesian Capital Market and Financial Institutions Supervisory Agency has set up a group to investigate whether to establish a domestic clearinghouse for mandatory clearing of fx derivatives and interest rate swaps.
