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The Futures Industry Association is creating documentation for clearing over-the-counter derivatives that market watchers believe could become the industry standard.
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The Commission of European Securities Regulators is raising the possibility of regulatory action if firms don’t hit the targets in standardizing over-the-counter derivatives.
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The Futures Industry Association is creating documentation for clearing over-the-counter derivatives that some market watchers believe could become the industry standard.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange has detailed its rules for margins that will govern credit default options at a time when regulators move forward with shifting over-the-counter derivatives onto exchanges.
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The USD350 trillion over-the-counter derivatives market will grow by around USD85 trillion by year-end 2013 due to an influx of buy-side volume stemming from the impacts of coming market reforms in both the U.S. and Europe. According to a Booz & Co. report, market reforms will increase price transparency and reduce risk, thus driving buyside volume and increasing notional value.
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This Q&A originally ran in Tuesday's print issue of the ABS East conference in Miami Beach, Fla.