The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation outlined guiding principles for the post-trade processing of tokenized securities to ensure that risks are properly identified and managed.
ISDA, FIA and the Institute of International Finance provided an "incentives analysis" concerning central counterparty resolution issues raised by the Financial Stability Board.
EU lawmakers agreed to new legislation on how EU and third-country clearinghouses should be supervised in the future. CFTC Chair J. Christopher Giancarlo weighed in re-raising concerns about implementation.
UK and U.S. regulators said that Brexit would not serve to disrupt existing agreements as to the regulation, or exemptions from regulation, of firms engaged in the trading or clearing of derivatives.
ISDA, the Futures Industry Association and the Institute of International Finance responded to issues concerning central counterparty resolution raised in a discussion paper published by the Financial Stability Board.
In an International Monetary Fund Working Paper, two economists examined factors affecting demand for "high-quality liquid assets" following the default of a clearing member default.
The CFTC permitted a registered derivative clearing organization located in Europe to clear swap transactions on behalf of the customers of futures commission merchants.
The CFTC Market Risk Advisory Committee debated clearinghouse and vendor risk management issues and announced the appointment of members to the recently established Interest Rate Benchmark Reform Subcommittee.
