ISDA’s Geen Says Greek Accord Unlikely to Trigger CDS

David Geen, ISDA general counsel, discusses the outlook for credit default swaps following the European Union’s agreement with investors for a 50 percent writedown on their Greek bond holdings. Geen speaks with Erik Schatzker and Stephanie Ruhle on Bloomberg Television’s "InsideTrack." (audio only)

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Episode 56: Countdown to Treasury Clearing

With less than nine months to go until the first US Treasury clearing mandates come into force, BlackRock’s Tyler Wellensiek and BNY’s Nate Wuerffel discuss industry progress. Please view this page via Chrome to access the recording.

Response to Eurosystem Consultation on Appia

On April 22, ISDA responded to the Eurosystem consultation on the Appia roadmap. ISDA broadly supports the roadmap and its high level principles, while recommending that the principle on market access and integration should be expanded to explicitly address interoperability...