Asset Classes

NYSE Liffe plans exchange-level order limits

NYSE Euronext has laid out its plans for technology changes to venues, including new pre-trade risk filters for brokers on its derivatives market.

Priced out of the swaps market

The cost of trading swaps is set to rise under new legislation, requiring the buy-side to reassess whether OTC derivatives can still meet their hedging needs in the most efficient way.

Regulators inch closer to Dodd-Frank finish line

Ever since the Dodd-Frank Act came into law on 21 July 2010 the financial industry has tried to wait patiently for US regulators to issue the final versions of the Act's 398 rules. Entering into 2013, the process probably won't change, according to experts.

Liquidity Alliance to promote global collateral solutions

Five financial market infrastructures from different parts of the world have joined forces to create the Liquidity Alliance, a forum to exchange information, identify common needs and extend global collateral solutions.

ISDA slams “ill-conceived” OTC derivative margin rules

Proposals to impose variation and initial margin on OTC derivatives are "ill-conceived and unnecessary", according to George Handjinicolaou, deputy CEO and head of Europe at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.

Banks ramp up FX trading solutions

Denmark's Saxo Bank has launched a prime brokerage solution that offers institutional clients, retail brokers and prop trading firms direct access to FX liquidity providers and venues globally.