CCS Update: The Evolution of the Emerging Standard for OTC Clearing
DerivSource spoke to Jim Bennett and Phillip Matricardi from Sapient Global Markets for an update on…
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The Path Ahead for LEIs: 2014 EMIR Reporting & Beyond
Mark Davies, head of Avox, reviews the evolution of LEIs in 2013 and offers insight into…
ICE Benchmark Administration to Become New Administrator of LIBOR on February 1, 2014
IntercontinentalExchange Group (NYSE: ICE), the leading global network of exchanges and clearing houses, today announced that ICE…
Versions of the Truth; Trade Reporting in Canada
Trade reporting is intended to provide regulators with insight into the market, but how can multiple reporting centres provide a single view? This article looks at how Canada is approaching trade reporting across the provinces.
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Canada Bites the Bullet on Trade Reporting
First step aligned with US rules, cross-border harmonisation expected. Dan Barnes explores how trade reporting of OTC derivatives…
2013 Recap: OTC Derivatives Regulation’s Top 10 List of Notable Events in 2013
From launching a platform for trading USD swaps, to completing production testing with credit hubs for…
TeraExchange and European Brokers Reach Landmark SEF Trading Agreement
TeraExchange, a multi-asset swap execution facility (SEF), has executed agreements with multiple inter-dealer brokers (IDBs) to…
ISDA/FOA Publishes EMIR Reporting Delegation Agreement
DRS’ Michael Beaton explores the recently published ISDA/FOA EMIR Reporting Delegation Agreement and explains some of the…
Markit Enters OMS Arena with Acquisition of thinkFolio
Markit, a leading global financial information services company, today announced that it has acquired thinkFolio, a…
Twitterview on Top 10 Trends in Institutional Securities & Investments, 2014: A New Hope
I participated in a Twitterview with Virginie O’Shea and Will Woodward from AiteGroup last week where we…