To comply with new regulation post-crisis, firms have to undergo an extensive overhaul of documentation in the next two years – a process that requires client outreach, data extraction contract negotiations and amendments. In this article, DRS & Deloitte explain both the various obligations under new regulation including EMIR, Dodd Frank and MiFID II, and the resources and expertise financial firms will need to navigate the derivatives documentation maze in the coming months.
Derivatives Documentation: Navigating the Maze
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Author Description
Michael is a Managing Partner of DRS. He joined Barclays Capital in 2001 working first as a derivatives lawyer and then as a senior structurer within the Complex Transactions Team forming part of the Equity and Funds Structured Markets trading desk. Here, he specialised in the design and documentation of derivatives linked to mutual funds, hedge funds, equities and indices.
Michael left Barclays Capital to join DRS in October 2010 where he has responsibility for the firm’s regulatory practice, with a particular focus on Recovery and Resolution Plans, Client Money and central counterparty clearing. Michael has appeared as a panel expert in a number of industry events on such topics as central counterparty clearing and CASS Resolution Packs.
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