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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is creating a working group to discuss the possible creation of so-called master bridge agreements that would create some kind of framework to connect clearinghouses even if full interoperability is not yet possible.
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A thicker shroud than usual surrounds the topic of bonuses this year as the banking industry waits to see how the European regulators’ ire will play out.
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Proposals by the European Commission to write down or convert bank debt to recapitalize failing banks could make the debt not deliverable into current credit default swap contracts or cause buyers of protection to miss out on having events declared credit events.
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Seven major foreign derivative dealers have tag-teamed federal regulators in a push for a broad carve out from several proposed Dodd-Frank Act rules on swaps.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s Japan credit central counterparty working group committee has urged Japan’s Financial Services Agency that clearing members’ liability to a CCP be capped at a multiple of the guarantee fund, according to a committee draft proposal.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission should not impose aggregate ownership limits on derivatives clearing organizations, designated contract markets or swap execution facilities, according to a joint letter from industry associations.