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1 May 2013

Internationally driven regulation is harming national derivatives markets

Asian markets are not particularly optimistic with the new system of international rules being implemented on financial derivatives markets. The main concern lies on the applicability of the new clearing and reporting regulations for cross-border transactions. The lack of consistency and what is worse, the conflicting rules would adversely affect the OTC derivatives market itself.

More information available on
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/6b6d30b8-b0a9-11e2-9f24-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2S2GVOmgK

2 comments:

  1. This is such a great post! I have been looking into financial law fort myers fl and how they can help me! Can you tell me where I might be able to find more information like this? Thanks again for sharing!

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    1. Dear Suzy, thank you for your feedback. This is indeed one of the main concerns in jurisdictions relying on OTC derivatives as tools of financing and risk management. Good information can be found in national regulators policy documents, central banks official statements and ISDA website. (links on the right side of the blog)

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