July 2016

A very important post from DRS on the European timing of the un-cleared margin rules - they did well to interpret the fog of communication from the European Commission.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published its second consultation paper (CP16/19) on the implementation of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) in the UK.

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In this video our panel discusses the latest research into the effects of mandatory clearing and bilateral margining on your collateral management activity. Part 1 covers: The background to cash as collateral; Regulatory and market initiatives; Fragmentation of the OTC market; The uncleared margin regulations and Poll 1 - How familiar are you with the Uncleared margin rules?

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Fleming's long-established European edition of the Collateral Management Forum will celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2016. OTC Space registered readers can take advantage of a 10% discount on registration.

Speakers will be making the case for adoption, highlighting what the business cases are and where strategy meets with implementation. OTC Space registered readers can take advantage of a 15% discount on registration.

Adjusting the OTC market notionals to re-calculate the effects of compression puts the OTC market at a bigger size than ever, but the reported notionals say otherwise

The link below is to an Excel sheet showing the details of which authority in each country is responsible for which piece of legislation. Sort of handy for compliance people I guess, and also for all the URLs to the regulators websites. Bill

Edd Denbee, Carsten Jung and Francesco Paternò.

Central Counterparties recently published their new CPMI-IOSCO Quantitative Disclosures, meaning we now have three sets of disclosures, so I thought it would be interesting to look at trends in the data.

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Compression for Clients of Clearing Members Becomes Available to Release Capital

In order to look ahead, we must first take a look back and examine how OTC markets have evolved; some of which was voluntarily undertaken, most of which was regulatory reform driven.

ESMA consults on proposed central clearing delay for small financial counterparties
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