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The determinations committee has been summoned
Why did UK insurers avoid the LDI shambles that enveloped many pension plans?
Derivatives trade body calls for access to central bank-backed facility to avoid fire-sales
Standards setter for global derivatives industry reflects ‘unique’ quirks of crypto
Exchange’s push to modernise follows similar move from derivatives trade body Isda
The London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) became a cornerstone of the global financial system’s lending markets. As its death nears, it’s becoming increasingly apparent smaller businesses will bear the brunt of the pain.
Oh no. Not again.
Industry buffs up code as regulators voice concerns over sharp practices
Powerhouse banks and money managers to draft rules to discourage defaults
Move seeks to fulfil commitment to prevent sudden breakdown in access to UK clearinghouses
Timely action called for as threat of no deal risks rendering void £41tn of derivatives
Alternatives to the discredited Libor rate are beginning to gain traction
Global association fears derivatives market ill-prepared for end of lending benchmark
Penalty for manipulation of Isdafix benchmark is German group’s latest American setback
Groups are taking radically different stances on process of ‘novation’
NYSE owner took on oversight role almost a year ago to improve transparency of resolution process
Goldman and JPMorgan among groups embroiled in dispute over claim settlements
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