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Asset managers could avoid tying up collateral under new uncleared margin rules
The majority of asset managers dragged into new uncleared margin requirements over the next two years could avoid tying up capital altogether, but still play by the ...
CSDR: Settlement 'discipline' could punish market liquidity
A regulatory shadow hangs over the market as agencies battle to contain the impact. Chris Hall reports. As part of the European Commission’s efforts to deliver a ...
Swinburne: Traders should beware of radical change in Europe
Kay Swinburne, MEP
Concern over data dominates corporate bond discussions
Limited access to data is impeding quantitative analysis of best execution for corporate bonds, leading to a need for more qualitative analysis for many bond trades.
SEC pushes for transparency of municipal bond issuers
By Pia Hecher.
FIMSAC: MiFID II shows flaws in ‘equitisation’ of bond markets
By Shobha Prabhu-Naik.
Controversy as buy side forces U-turn on US liquidity rule
By Jonathan Weitzmann.
Dark trading limits to apply from March after reporting failures
*Update* The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) will only apply the double volume cap (DVC) mechanism for trading European equities from March 2018, and ...
People’s Bank of China releases green bond certification guidelines
By Flora McFarlane.
New SEC Fixed Income Committee to cover liquidity issues this week
By Flora McFarlane.
EC: ESMA should run consolidated tape for fixed income
By Flora McFarlane.
Greenwich Associates: Fixed-income future shaky for dealers
By Flora McFarlane.