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Opportunity for Asia to capitalise on lessons from market integration initiatives in Europe
Satvinder Singh, global head of trust and securities services and cash management for financial institutions at Deutsche Bank discusses how the bank seeks to help customers negotiate the “new normal”.
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.
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.
Asian CCPs struggle to fully comply with CPSS-IOSCO principles
Pending finalisation of regulatory framework and tough-to-implement principles mean that Asian CCPs are unlikely to meet CPSS-IOSCO’s January 2013 deadline.
Derivatives regulations may marginalise Asian banks
Satyajit Das, derivatives expert and the author of Extreme Money: The Masters of the Universe and the Cult of Risk, feels that CCPs may not offer a complete solution in terms of regulating OTC derivative markets.
Collateral requirements hitting insurers and pension funds for OTC derivatives
BNY Mellon is hoping to leverage a broad service platform with multiple services as the industry becomes more complex and collateral requirements more onerous.
Industry still lagging on infrastructure
The lack of proper financial infrastructure is holding the industry back, according to multiple conversations held at Sibos 2011 in Toronto.
Is Asia taking steps towards harmonization or is it fragmenting further?
Date: Jul 15, 2011
Author: Masayuki Tagai
Categories: China, Exchanges, Markets & Exchanges, Rmb
Keywords: JP Morgan, CCP, CSD
Masayuki Tagai, executive director of global market infrastructures at JP Morgan feels that regional market infrastructure initiatives have potential, but lack initiative.
Clearing houses as system risk managers
Paul Tucker, deputy governor for financial stability at the Bank of England, feels that orderly resolution of a failed CCP have to involve clarity around the extent to which surviving clearing members pick up the pieces.




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