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Public-Private Relations in a Transnational Private Regulatory Regime : ISDA, the State and OTC Derivatives Market Reform

Biggins, John - 2018

It has frequently been claimed that over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives were, by and large, not directly regulated in the largest markets immediately prior to the global financial crisis (GFC). While there is an element of truth in this contention, it betrays the more complex interactions between...

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Assessing Transnational Private Regulation of the OTC Derivatives Market : ISDA, the BBA, and the Future of Financial Reform

Rauterberg, Gabriel V. - 2016

regulation, deregulation, and regulatory conflict, predictably resulting in disaster. This Article challenges this narrative …, arguing that the global derivatives market has been subject to pervasive and harmonized regulation by what should be … recognized as transnational private regulators. Recognizing the reality of widespread transnational private regulation of …

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OTC premia

Cenedese, Gino; Ranaldo, Angelo; Vasios, Michalis - In: Journal of financial economics 136 (2020) 1, pp. 86-105

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European Markets Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) and Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (DFA) : A New Revolution of OTC Derivatives Towards Transparency

Aditya, P. D. - 2014

July 2010 and the text of the EU Regulation on OTC Derivatives, CCPs and Trade Repositories (EMIR) was published in the … to the regulation of OTC derivatives markets, but there are also some significant differences. This paper summarizes the … between EMIR and the Dodd-Frank Act in relation to OTC derivatives regulation …

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Extraterritoriality of swaps regulation and regulatory arbitrage

D'Avino, Carmela - In: Journal of regulatory economics 56 (2019) 2/3, pp. 167-187

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Who pays? Who gains? : central counterparty resource provision in the post-Pittsburgh world

Cerezetti, Fernando; Lopez, Jorge Cruz; Manning, Mark; … - In: The journal of financial market infrastructures 7 (2019) 3, pp. 21-44

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Mandatory clearing : the infrastructural authority of central counterparty clearing houses in the OTC derivatives market

Genito, Lorenzo - In: Review of international political economy 26 (2019) 5, pp. 938-962

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Decentralised clearing? : an assessment of the impact of DLTs on CCPs

Plata, Rafael; Chan, Max; Cerezetti, Fernando - In: Journal of securities operations & custody 16 (2024) 3, pp. 227-246

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Regulatory reforms and price heterogeneity in an OTC derivative market

Miyakawa, Daisuke; Oda, Takemasa; Sone, Taihei - 2023

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OTC Derivatives: Bilateral Trading & Central Clearing : An Introduction to Regulatory Policy, Market Impact and Systemic Risk

Murphy, David - 2013

After the credit crisis, supervisors enacted a range of financial reforms. In particular, they radically changed the nature of the OTC derivatives market via a number of measures, notably mandatory central clearing. This book discusses the market before the crisis, explains what central clearing...

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