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Timing tension – Europe clearing deadline set to slip

Mandatory clearing in Europe is widely expected to start from next year, but the complex authorisation process, combined with the variety of collateral segregation models, means the start date for some clients could be much later. Tom Osborn reports

CCP frontloading: the pricing nightmare

From early next year, European derivatives users will have to clear any trades executed between the point a central counterparty is authorised and the date of a clearing obligation determination by the European Securities and Markets Authority, known as…

Corep and Finrep: data overload?

The start of Europe’s new risk reporting regime was delayed by the drawn-out legislative debate on CRD IV, but that hasn’t given the industry much more time to prepare. Technical detail was published in July, just five months ahead of the 2014 start date…

Emir reporting questions pile up for corporates

Amid fundamental questions about the timing and scope of Europe’s new derivatives reporting rules, corporates are weighing whether to delegate the work to their dealers. But some large companies are not keen – and many banks are sitting on the fence…

Energy firms find Emir thresholds too close for comfort

The European Market Infrastructure Regulation will force non-financial counterparties to clear trades in over-the-counter derivatives once they reach a set of notional thresholds. And despite their original expectations, many energy companies could be…

Time to come clean on credit support annexes

In this sponsored feature, Emily Penn and Ross Evans, Insurance ALM Advisory, RBS, explain how insurers are lagging other financial institutions in preparing for the central clearing of derivatives and the knock-on impacts for investment strategy and…

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