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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. July 2, 2015. It’s been some four months since our last posting, and we have been hoping for an equally quiet summer. But then we came across a recent article in the. About a new research report by the US Treasury’s Office of Financial Research. The story and the report are on banks’ use of credit derivatives to reduce their capital requirements. It’s an interesting topic, to be sure, and it’s one that deserves proper consideration and analysis. Now, as...

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Resolution Protocol: Staying Power? | ISDA media.comment

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Skip to primary content. Resolution Protocol: Staying Power? November 17, 2014. The launch of ISDA’s Resolution Stay Protocol*, which opened for adherence last week. Very early on, the buy side raised concerns about any change to derivatives contracts that would result in the loss of a right to close-out trades with counterparties that enter into resolution. They argued they have a fiduciary duty to their clients that prevents them from voluntarily signing away advantageous contractual rights. An...ISDA ...

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Storm Warnings | ISDA media.comment

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Skip to primary content. January 27, 2015. As the eastern US hunkers down in the face of a potential historic snowfall, a storm of a different sort hit the derivatives markets yesterday, courtesy of. The Wall Street Journal. The article claims there has been little change in the murky credit derivatives market since the financial crisis, and contains an unchallenged quote from one source that the market is self-regulated with little adult supervision . 1) In 2014, ISDA updated its Credit Derivatives Defi...

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Summer Relief | ISDA media.comment

http://isda.mediacomment.org/2015/07/02/demystifying-capital-and-credit

Skip to primary content. July 2, 2015. It’s been some four months since our last posting, and we have been hoping for an equally quiet summer. But then we came across a recent article in the. About a new research report by the US Treasury’s Office of Financial Research. The story and the report are on banks’ use of credit derivatives to reduce their capital requirements. It’s an interesting topic, to be sure, and it’s one that deserves proper consideration and analysis. Now, as the report and article sta...

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The Credit Derivatives Mailbag | ISDA media.comment

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Skip to primary content. The Credit Derivatives Mailbag. February 3, 2015. Some recent press articles have raised questions about the process for determining whether a credit event has occurred and therefore whether credit derivatives should trigger. Many of the articles have focused on the ISDA Credit Derivatives Determinations Committees (DCs). So, we thought we’d tackle a few of the most commonly raised issues. Q: What are the DCs? Q: How does the DC process work? Q: How can you be sure it works?

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Mondays always get me down | ISDA media.comment

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Skip to primary content. Mondays always get me down. April 29, 2014. A decent weekend. Not much going on. And then, on Monday morning, bam! The Wall Street Journal. Big US. Banks Make Swaps A Foreign Affair. The story basically posits that US banks are using their overseas affiliates to write some swaps with non-US counterparties without a parent company guarantee. This means that the transactions would not fall under the purview of US regulators. But as the infomercials say: Wait! Apparently, it’s the f...

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