ISDA MEMBER LOGIN REQUIRED. With Regulatory Technical Standards finalised, firms went live from March 2013 on key requirements under the EU legislation for clearing, trade reporting and the treatment of bilateral transactions (EMIR). This webinar addresses how the requirements affect you, whatever the size and nature of your activity in OTC derivatives. There are sections on the instruments and entities in scope; the varying treatment of financial and non-financial entities (and sovereigns too); and the crucial issue of territorial scope. Also discussed are ISDA’s plans to update documentation to reflect the new regulatory landscape.
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ISDA Response to FCA on Fund Tokenization
On November 21, ISDA responded to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) consultation paper CP25/28 on progressing fund tokenization. In the response, ISDA focuses on the use of tokenized assets as both cleared and non-cleared derivatives collateral. Tokenization presents a significant...
ISDA Requests FASB to Consider ASC 815
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ISDA Response to CFTC Tokenized Collateral and Stablecoin Initiative
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