Extraterritoriality, uncleared margin and futurisation – ISDA on OTC derivatives reform

RISK SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED. The first clearing mandates came into force in the US on March 11, but there is still plenty of uncertainty about how certain parts of the new regulatory framework will function. In this roundtable discussion, Nick Sawyer talks to ISDA Chairman Stephen O’Connor and ISDA Vice-Chairman Eric Litvack about the clearing mandates, extraterritoriality and uncleared margin rules.

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