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Regulators need to allow derivative endusers the opportunity to opt-out of utilizing an omnibus style clearing account with its clearinghouse in a swap post-Dodd-Frank, said Roger Liddell, ceo of LCH.Clearnet at TabbForum’s Derivatives Reform: Preparing for Change conference yesterday in New York.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has written to the heads of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to express fears over plans for the registration of non-U.S. swap data repositories.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission will likely have to delegate some Dodd-Frank Act implementation to self-regulating organizations and not necessarily just the National Futures Association, according to Commissioner Scott O’Malia.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission has approved more lenient rules for the use of credit derivatives.
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The Taiwan Financial Supervisory Commission plans to evaluate creating an over-the-counter derivative central counterparty.
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Credit rating agencies could be banned from rating the sovereign debt of E.U. countries, under pre-legislative amendments put forward by some members of the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee.