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NEW YORK - The push for central clearing is increasingly being driven by end-users seeking operational efficiencies, rather than regulators, according to Jason Vitale, global...
BEDMINSTER, NJ - Glenn Stevens, chief executive at New York-based Gain Capital, sent a letter to partners in response to extensive complaints...
UK bank outlines ambitions for growth
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Buy-side traders have emerged as post-crisis neo-realists, with a sense of resignation, and some scarring, in the tone of speakers at the FX Invest Europe congress in Zurich last Tuesday (March 9).
US regulator raises bar on leveraged investments.
BEIJING – Chinese banks using the country’s Pledge Master Agreement, China’s domestic repo agreement issued first in 1999 by the People’s Bank of China (PBC), still do not have clauses in their contracts that require...
BEIJING - Chinese banks, increasingly wary of the credit risk of their foreign counterparts, want more collateral from western banks as well as parent company guarantees for derivatives trades conducted by locally incorporated foreign banks.The...
LONDON - The clearing house of CME Group, CME Clearing, began accepting gold as collateral for trades on the exchange last Monday (October 19).
SINGAPORE - Terence Oh, head of foreign exchange prime services for the Asia-Pacific at UBS, called for better collateral management in light of the lessons learned from the global crisis, at the FX Week Asia congress in Singapore last Tuesday....
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