Regulation
Failure to meet deadline for earlier protocol puts banks on the back foot for compliance with next round of rules
Request-for-quote rules are watered down and voice broking allowed to continue under final Sef rules from the CFTC
A CFTC exemptive order expires in July, meaning new regulations could capture a broader range of clients as US persons
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CFTC issues no-action letters on certain external business conduct standards under Dodd-Frank, but some participants say the relief has come too late
CFTC provides last-minute relief for FX prime brokers, having listened to arguments that the market could be seriously impeded by business conduct rules
Moving NDFs to trade on Sefs could mean less hedging at longer end of the curve, says senior executive at Icap
Swap futures have a number of advantages, but OTC instruments will continue to be popular, leading buy-side firms say
Responses to a second consultation on the margining of uncleared derivatives are strongly in favour of an FX carve-out
The US Treasury has exempted FX swaps and forwards from mandatory clearing and reporting requirements, but the extent of the carve-out is still uncertain, panellists at FX Invest North America warned
An overcrowded market will lead to platform consolidation, but it is too difficult to predict which venues will survive
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