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• Currency trading is preparing itself to comply with the next round of regulations
• Efficiency of clearing and settlement depends on pre-trade transparency - -
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Back office in leading role
The nuts and bolts of trading are coming under greater scrutiny from regulators trying to improve the financial system, reports Jeremy Grant
Impact of Basel III: Trade finance may become a casualty
The industry is worried about the effect of several provisions, writes Brooke Masters
Foreign exchange: Currency markets ready for the next big thing
Systemic role leaves no margin for error, writes Jennifer Hughes
Derivatives: Regulators show united front
Greater transparency is difficult to achieve, writes Philip Stafford
Interoperability: Competitive market requires deep pockets
Standardised clearing may not be desirable, writes Philip Stafford
Settlement: EU plan to cut cross-border costs is delayed
The aim is to create a single platform for trades, says Jeremy Grant
Guest column: Middle office is crucial to accurate settlement
Without a robust middle office, operational risk cannot be wholly mitigated, writes Marianne Brown
