ISDA’s Response to Proposed Amendments to the CSA’s National Instrument 94-101

ISDA’s response to proposed amendments to the CSA’s National Instrument 94-101, Mandatory Central Counterparty Clearing of Derivatives, requesting nine months from publication before effect and to remove the requirement that affiliated parties have a formal written agreement governing the intragroup trading relationship.

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ISDA AGM Studio: José Manuel Campa, EBA

José Manuel Campa, chairperson of the European Banking Authority, speaks to Mark Gheerbrant, ISDA’s global head of risk and capital, about concerns over differences in timing and content of the Basel III reforms across jurisdictions and what can be done...

ISDA AGM Studio: Doug Donahue and Oliver Maxwell

Just a small delay in the delivery and receipt of a termination notice can have significant economic consequences for derivatives counterparties. Doug Donahue, partner at Linklaters, and Oliver Maxwell, product management director, platforms and regulatory compliance at S&P Global Market...