Volatility prompts banks to hoard cash and implement financial hedges
Even smaller banks with only a few billion dollars in assets are using swaps and other derivatives to more proactively ...
Tag: Swaps
CFTC extends temporary financial reporting requirements for bank swap dealers
CFTC staff issued a temporary no-action letter extending relief previously granted to bank swap dealers that permits them to comply ...
ARRC issues recommendations for contracts linked to USD Libor ICE swap rate
The Alternative Reference Rates Committee today issued recommendations for contracts linked to U.S. dollar Libor Intercontinental Exchange Swap Rates. These ...
SEC Proposals Target Fraud, Misconduct in Security-Based Swap Transactions
The Securities and Exchange Commission today proposed three new rules aimed at preventing fraud and misconduct in connection with security-based ...
CFTC Financial Reporting Requirements Delayed for Bank Swap Dealers
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission yesterday temporarily delayed some financial reporting requirements for bank swap dealers.
‘SOFR First’ Initiative Kicks Off
Today marked the start of the first phase of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s “SOFR First” initiative, which it recommended ...
ARRC Issues Conventions for Forward-Looking SOFR Term Rate; Endorses Date for Cross-Currency Swaps
The Alternative Reference Rates Committee today made two significant announcements today. In the first, the ARRC recommended conventions and use ...
CFTC Staff Issue Statement on Libor Transition
In a joint statement today, the Commodities Futures Trading Commission’s Market Participants Division and Division of Market Oversight emphasized to ...
CFTC Panel Approves ‘SOFR First’ Rate Transition Plan
As part of regulators’ efforts to facilitate the ongoing transition away from Libor, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s Market Risk ...
Banks’ Transition Away from Libor Just Became Easier
The variety of forward-looking term rates now available means that banks will have choices to offer when transitioning from Libor.
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