... to a case study and current industry analysis. Findings While regulations are still being written, it is likely that elements of oversight for the bilateral derivatives market will involve enforced self‐regulation. When combined with more specific outcome‐oriented regulatory requirements, the industry...

... the derivative listing process. The main objective of the derivative's market regulatory authorities is the profitability of its members and the good performance of the exchange. The purpose of this paper is to investigate empirically the specific criteria that have governed the regulation process with respect...

... of an FMI leads to the centralization of a certain aspect of financial transactions, i.e. payment, clearing, securities holding and transparency. Before the financial crisis the CDS market and the OTC derivatives market in general were completely decentralized, meaning that all aspects of the transaction...

.../value This case offers interesting insights into the changing nature of the relationship between major corporate users of the derivatives markets with the products traded and business transacted in those markets. It also represents a classic attempt to use the legal system to reallocate losses...

... suppliers. Hence, retail banks are utilities and should be regulated as such. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Securities Derivative markets Banks Regulation Innovation United Kingdom Financial innovation, as broadly defined to include both the introduction of brand new...

... emerging markets in the establishment of sound derivative markets within a prudential framework of rules and policies. Findings To this end, key risk management rules and procedures that should be considered before dealing with derivative products are examined and adapted to the specific needs...