On March 11, ISDA responded to HM Treasury’s Call for Evidence on the Overseas Framework. In the response, ISDA highlights some areas of complexity that would benefit from either clarification through additional guidance or simplification, such as the regulation of market infrastructure and equivalence decisions.
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Conference Delegate Competition Policy
Delegates must at all times be mindful of and comply with their responsibilities under competition law whilst travelling to and from and attending any ISDA conference. In particular, delegates must not discuss or disclose any commercially sensitive information (including details...
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Credit Derivatives Trading in EU, UK and US
ISDA is expanding its SwapsInfo dataset to include European credit derivatives trading activity, complementing existing research on credit default swaps (CDS) trading in the US. This addition provides a more comprehensive view of global market trends, offering valuable insights into...
ISDA Submits Paper on OTC Derivatives Identifier
On March 11, ISDA submitted a paper to the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) setting out its view on how the delegated act specifying the identifying reference data to be used for over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives transparency under the Markets...