Central clearing counterparty
Spotlight on: Damian Glendinning, Lenovo
The Chinese PC manufacturer’s group treasurer talks to Joel Clark about his role in setting up a global treasury function when Lenovo bought IBM’s PC business in 2005,...
Banks will not be able to avoid passing on the hefty costs of regulatory reform to their buy-side clients, argued participants at the ACI UK’s...
Clearing of non-deliverable forwards has yet to get off the ground, despite clearers having switched their focus to the product during the course...
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Emir set for Q2 completion, Barnier insists
Trialogue negotiations between the European Parliament and Council on derivatives reform are due to complete next week, with a view to finalising the text by April, says Michel Barnier
CME gives green light to Traiana for FX clearing
Traiana's clients will now be able to clear FX derivatives directly through its Harmony CCP Connect network
Review of 2011
As 2011 draws to a close, FX Week looks back on a year in which the decisions of politicians increasingly came to define the direction of major currencies, while the progress of regulatory reform was stunted by missed deadlines and challenging...
FX Week Asia: Options clearing on hold, prime brokers confirm
FX clearing will be restricted to non-deliverable forwards as US authorities discuss whether settlement risk can be properly managed for cleared FX options, according to speakers at the FX Week Asia conference in Singapore
SwapClear may assist OIS development
London-based clearing house might consider helping to build OIS markets in minor currencies, as it continues to move its interest rate swap portfolio to OIS discounting
A view from the buy side: Calpers
Volatile markets have posed challenges for participants in the FX market across the globe. Eric Busay, portfolio manager at Calpers, talks about the Swiss franc, US dollar and regulatory change. By Farah Khalique
Taking stock of 2011: the buy side
Central bank intervention, volatile markets and forthcoming regulation – hedgers and investors in the FX market continue to face some real challenges. Chiara Albanese and Miriam Siers hear their views
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