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Our research and analysis on Trading
The following in-depth pieces represent our archive of research and analysis on Trading .
Evolution of the intelligent flow monster in trading
Steve Grob, director of group strategy at Fidessa, explains how playing the scale game successfully within the trading environment will increasingly depend on a changing and more intelligent relationship with technology.
Trade repositories key to understanding exposures
Michael Bodson, president and CEO of DTCC feels that as derivatives are a global business, the ability to provide regulators with immediate access to a global data set is crucial.
South Korean banks will need to boost risk tolerance levels to comply with Basel III rules
Proceedings report from The Asian Banker’s "The Korea Banking Risk Dialogue 2012" on South Korean banks' exposure to international funding and the domestic OTC derivatives market.
Enhanced CCP and CSD inter-operability key to successful post-trade integration in ASEAN
Deutsche Bank report finds involvement of global banks in offering third-party clearing services across the region and seamless currency exchange flows crucial to successful post-trade integration.
Dark pools facilitate block trade execution but raise issues of transparency
Instead of restricting dark pools development, regulatory bodies have to learn how to respond to the emerging popularity of dark pools trading, and ensure compatibility with traditional exchanges.
Japan’s derivatives market reforms likely to result in greater transparency and security
Repeated regulatory reforms in Japan’s derivatives market to bolster trade volumes whilst promoting competitiveness among its exchanges and alternative trading platforms.
Deregulation of China’s derivatives market gives rise to myriad of opportunities
As China’s derivatives market undergoes deregulation, regulators are expected to keep a close watch on the market to prevent speculative trading that has resulted in major losses in the past.
CFTC’s proposed OTC reform could result in additional risk and costs for markets
Australian, Hong Kong and Singaporean regulatory bodies urge the CFTC to carry out further collaborations with foreign counterparts before finalising application of US derivatives regulations overseas.



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