The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has today added ICE Clear US to its list of recognized third country central counterparties…
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CME Group recognized as central counterparty in Mexico
CME Group, the world’s leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace, today announced that Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. obtained full recognition…
Read MoreESMA grants CME Group application for recognition as an EU clearing house
Pan-European financial regulatory body ESMA (European Securities and Markets Authority) announced today that it has accepted the application of Chicago-based CME…
Read MoreEurope enters cooperation agreement with Japanese regulator on central counterparties
The Memorandum of Cooperation establishes arrangements between the signatory authorities regarding Central Counterparties (CCPs) that are established in Japan, are licensed or approved by the JFSA, and have applied for recognition under EMIR
Read MoreESMA forges on with cross border CCP rulings, enters into agreement with Hong Kong’s SFC
As global regulators work ever more closely to provide a standardized regulatory framework, ESMA signs an MOU with Hong Kong’s national regulatory authority with regard to central counterparties
Read MoreCME Clearing Europe extends CCP activities, becomes re-approved by ESMA
CME Clearing Europe Ltd., which was established in August as part of Europe’s new infrastructure directive, has extended its activities and services, which under EMIR requires a new authorization by the competent authority.
Read MoreHolland Clearing House becomes 15th ESMA authorized CCP under EMIR
Just a few days have passed since IntercontinentalExchange purchased a majority stake in Holland Clearing House BV, which has now been granted approval by ESMA as a central counterparty
Read MoreAsia Pacific institutions turn to portfolio reconciliation ahead of regulatory changes
Post trade processing in the global OTC derivatives markets has been the subject of much regulatory scrutiny of late, beginning with North American reform as a result of the Dodd-Frank Act. ICAP’s specialist post-trade division TriOptima has now cited a noteworthy change in procedure in the Asia Pacific region.
Read MoreESMA seeks industry guidance on FX non deliverable forwards
As European rulings on trade reporting progress, ESMA seeks industry input relating to the method of reporting FX NDFs
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