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Peter Nathaniel, chief risk officer at the Royal Bank of Scotland, warned yesterday at the GARP conference in London that clearing bilateral over-the-counter derivatives on exchange will not eliminate counterparty risk.
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A court case involving Standard Chartered unit SC First Bank as the defendant and four corporate plaintiffs who lost money on fx derivatives kicked off yesterday in Seoul District Court.
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Roger Cole, director of banking supervision and regulation at the U.S. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, told Derivatives Week at today’s Global Association of Risk Professionals conference in London that banks will need to revisit the models they are using to value derivatives.
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Northern Trust is expanding its over-the-counter derivatives business with additional services and personnel. By the middle of next year, it plans to have launched new services for valuing and processing trades for its asset management and pension fund clients, addressing their increasing use of equity- and credit-linked instruments.
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In the wake of U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner’s call last week to introduce sweeping regulations on over-the-counter derivatives, market participants are concerned about the lack of clarity over which agency will lead the charge.
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Corporate boards, especially chief financial officers and treasurers, are shying away from accelerated share repurchasing programs using embedded forwards amid looming regulation of over-the-counter derivatives.