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Membership in swaps clearinghouses should be open to non-derivatives dealers, according to Gary Gensler, chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Belgium, which holds the E.U. presidency, has floated a legislative amendment that would allow central counterparty clearing houses the right to refuse to clear derivative trades, which they already provide a clearing service for, that have been executed in a rival location.
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U.S. structured finance transactions using interest and currency swaps could become less economical to issue if proposed rules on clearinghouses come into effect, according to a Standard & Poor's analyst.
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New rules from the Monetary Authority of Singapore for the issuance and marketing of structured products to retail investors could eventually stymie the market if intermediaries find they can’t be profitable under the new constraints, lawyers say.
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The Financial Stability Board issued principles on Friday calling on national regulators to develop “alternative definitions” of creditworthiness and for market participants to boost internal risk management capabilities, with an aim to ensure the industry is not depending solely on credit rating agencies’ ratings.
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European Union regulators are just as devoted to the reform of the OTC derivatives market as the U.S., said Michel Barnier, E.U. commissioner for internal market and services.