The WFE says the markets remained open and functioning despite the exceptional circumstances in 2020, but, after the peak in uncertainty observed in March, markets quickly recovered
“Procyclicality is a function of the ecosystem and needs to be examined holistically. CCPs exist to manage and mitigate risk and they understand their responsibility to the system. We call on other stakeholders to do the same,” comments WFE CEO
WFE has set out how CCPs ensure that certain non-credit losses that might rarely occur in relation to central clearing are allocated in a transparent, predictable and equitable manner
All six EU national regulators that imposed short selling bans during the height of the COVID-19-fuelled market chaos will allow them to expire at midnight tonight
Market capitalisation of Hong Kong’s securities market reached over $33 billion, while in the derivatives market total options trading reached over 137 thousand contracts
The World Federation of Exchanges has deemed a scenario where a central counterparty would need to initiate a recovery plan as “beyond extreme” and asked for patience from regulators in administering resolutions
A securities lending function is an important enabler for boosting liquidity in emerging exchanges, heard participants of a recent World Federal of Exchange (WFE) roundtable in London...
The World Federation of Exchanges has warned global regulators of the need for consistency in any future regulations on distributed ledger technology...
Overly prescriptive regulation could cause unnecessary constraint to central counterparties, and could lead to more risk in the central clearing marketplace, according to a new report from the World Federation of Exchanges...