February 5: Market Risk - Centralized Clearing of OTC Derivatives, Devil in the Details
Location: Stamford
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Date: Friday, February 5, 2010
A new Greenwich Market Pulse shows that corporations and financial institutions around the world broadly agree that moving OTC derivatives trading to a system of centralized clearing would be an effective means of managing both counterparty risk at an individual level and market-wide systemic risk. However, financials and corporates also have some serious concerns about the ongoing process of market structure reform.
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