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Recently released data on single-name credit default swaps reported trades that actually transferred risk within the market. Some industry players say it left out pertinent information, while others say it was streamlined specifically to prevent skewed results.
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A small segment of buy-side firms plan to increase their spending on technology to improve their collateral management processes for over-the-counter derivatives, according to the results of a survey conducted by IntegriData.
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Growth in the property derivatives market will depend on the level of corporate exemptions in forthcoming E.U. over-the-counter derivatives legislation. -
France’s Autorité des Marchés Financiers wants mandatory clearing of fx derivatives.
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As legislators from the House and Senate head into conference Thursday morning to nail down the details of financial reform, experts say this final step before the bill becomes law could bring some surprises like a strengthened Volcker Rule and tiny tweaks of language that would have a significant impact on the industry.
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Buy-side firms will need new technology and regulatory exemptions before they can effectively access central counterparty clearing (CCP) platforms for over-the-counter derivatives directly, according to Ila Eckhoff, director at BlackRock.
