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by Edouard Chazal

2010 → 2020

Category: Politics

The Next Round of Derivatives Regulation

The trouble is, derivatives rules are weaker or nonexistent elsewhere, making the call for substituted compliance either a tactic to delay enforcement until the rest of the world updates its regulations or, worse, an attempt to avoid tough regulation altogether.

→ The New York Times

Posted on 30/11/201227/04/2015Categories Exchange, Regulation

Watch Out, Ratings Agencies.

ABN Amro had “employed two former employees of S&P” to learn the agency’s methods, the judge said. It knew, for example, that for S&P to give the derivatives the top rating, its models had to show a likely default rate of less than 0.728%.

→ Quartz

Posted on 06/11/201225/04/2015Categories Regulation, Securitization

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