IMN: Pledge an increasingly viable alternative to market
13 September 2018 London
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Pledge is becoming an increasingly viable alternative to market, according to one panellist at this year���s annual European 厙惇勛圖 Finance and Collateral Management Conference.
The panellist said that, although the economics might stack up staying where you are, ���it does make sense to look at alternatives, and sovereign or state type entities are more likely to want that���.
One panelist agreed, but added: ���Pledge has been designed by borrowers, but beneficial owners want to commit to certain transaction types.���
In a separate panel, which looked at evaluating collateral management and optimisation strategies in today���s market, a panellist discussed the recent implementation of phase three of initial margin (IM) requirements for non-centrally cleared derivatives, which formally began on 1 September.
This continues a long-term process launched in response to the global financial crisis of 2008-9, when the G20 agreed to a financial regulatory reform agenda covering the over-the-counter derivatives markets and market participants.
The panellist said phases four and five will have a major impact in the way banks are organised to understand collateral.
The panellist said that, although the economics might stack up staying where you are, ���it does make sense to look at alternatives, and sovereign or state type entities are more likely to want that���.
One panelist agreed, but added: ���Pledge has been designed by borrowers, but beneficial owners want to commit to certain transaction types.���
In a separate panel, which looked at evaluating collateral management and optimisation strategies in today���s market, a panellist discussed the recent implementation of phase three of initial margin (IM) requirements for non-centrally cleared derivatives, which formally began on 1 September.
This continues a long-term process launched in response to the global financial crisis of 2008-9, when the G20 agreed to a financial regulatory reform agenda covering the over-the-counter derivatives markets and market participants.
The panellist said phases four and five will have a major impact in the way banks are organised to understand collateral.
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