ECB threatens to stop trading swaps with US counterparties

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Risk.net Breaking News 25 October 2011 Breaking news from Risk.net ECB threatens to stop trading swaps with US counterparties ECB invokes US legal amendment providing it with broad immunities and says it might stop using US dealers unless granted exemptions from Dodd-Frank Act rules Categories:  Derivatives Topics:  European Central Bank (ECB), Dodd-Frank Act, Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), World Bank, International Finance Corp (IFC) ... Mobile RSS   Worried about risks created by a potential Greek default? Read Risk.net's analysis of the sovereign debt crisis! All of the magazines on Risk.net have written in depth about the sovereign debt crisis. Read their exclusive analysis today!   More of this week's news Isda: Inconsistency among regulators worrying Dodd-Frank's extraterritoriality and supervisory focus on market structure reforms that will not deliver systemic risk reduction are concerns, says... Evans appointed as director of risk consulting at KPMG Paul Evans has left Soca to join KPMG as a director of its UK risk consulting practice Energy firms need to gear up for Remit insider-trading rules, lawyers warn As early as December, energy trading firms could be subject to a compliance regime for Europe's complex - and confusing - new insider-trading rules Asian exchanges could attract more block trades via dark pool tie-ups, says Liquidnet Liquidnet founder, Seth Merrin, believes Asian exchanges should think 'bigger picture' by focusing on reclaiming liquidity from institutional order... BofE's Tucker: weak CCP recovery plans risk mayhem Panellists at an EC conference in Brussels this morning warned CCPs have made little progress on detailed survival plans - leaving the system exposed Mixed reaction to Mifid II's proposals to improve trading transparency Firms say definition of "algorithmic trading" needs revising, while exchanges applaud new pre- and post-trade transparency framework for OTC derivatives... Industry calls for further clarity on Mifid II The European Commission tabled proposals to revise the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive on October 20. But traders remain concerned about... CDS spreads in holding pattern as row delays eurozone deal Spreads flat or slightly tighter despite political squabbling over size of EFSF Fears of overreach in Mifid II and Mifir bond rules Industry experts warn new Mifid and Mifir proposals might push business overseas Fink: Billions could flow into preferreds as banks recapitalise BlackRock chief calls for perpetual preferred shares to be counted towards Tier I capital at Europe's banks

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