Tag: Derivatives
Derivatives Subject to Margin Rules
Compilation and comparison summary chart of derivatives projects which are subject to regulatory initial and... Read more Derivatives Subject to Margin Rules
Key Trends in the Size and Composition of OTC Derivatives Markets
This paper analyzes recent trends in the size and composition of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives markets,... Read more Key Trends in the Size and Composition of OTC Derivatives Markets
Key Trends in the Size and Composition of OTC Derivatives Markets
ISDA has published a new research paper that analyzes recent trends in the size and... Read more Key Trends in the Size and Composition of OTC Derivatives Markets
Video: How Do Derivatives Help Firms Access Global Markets?
Derivatives markets have always been global, which has greatly helped companies around the world better... Read more Video: How Do Derivatives Help Firms Access Global Markets?
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Actual Cleared Volumes vs. Mandated Cleared Volumes: Analyzing the US Derivatives Market
Encouraging the clearing of standardized derivatives has been a major priority for policy-makers. This has... Read more Actual Cleared Volumes vs. Mandated Cleared Volumes: Analyzing the US Derivatives Market
Uses of Notional Amount in Derivatives Regulation
Notional amount outstanding is a widely used metric in the derivatives market, but it is... Read more Uses of Notional Amount in Derivatives Regulation
ISDA CEO on CNBC Squawk Box: Asia is largely aligned with US and Europe on derivative rules
CNBC Squawk Box: CEO Scott O’Malia, CEO at ISDA, says financial centers in Asia are... Read more ISDA CEO on CNBC Squawk Box: Asia is largely aligned with US and Europe on derivative rules
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How Big is the Derivatives Market?
ISDA’s new whiteboard animation video sets out the size of the market, explains what these... Read more How Big is the Derivatives Market?
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Certainty is Good for the Economy
It is often forgotten – or ignored – that derivatives serve a real economic purpose.... Read more Certainty is Good for the Economy