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Traiana Completes Production Testing for Swaps with First FCM for Pre-trade Clearing
Traiana Completes Production Testing for Swaps with First FCM for Pre-trade Clearing
Wednesday,15/05/2013|11:44GMTby
Adil Siddiqui
Traiana completes testing of its pre-trade clearing facility for OTC swaps. New rules for OTC products under Dodd Frank are set to take shape to promote transparency on the back of the 2008 recession.
Traiana, a provider of post-trade and risk solutions has announced that the firstFutures Commission Merchant (FCM) has completed production testing, in collaboration with Credit link, for swaps clearing. Under new Dodd Frank rulings certain OTC products will face mandatory clearing on trading venues known as swap execution facilities (SEFs) or designated contract markets (DCMs). The facility will go live for trading in interest rate and credit default swaps.
The new development had input from leading FCMs and has been delivered using Traiana’s proven cross-asset CreditLink service, the service offers clearing firms and buy-side firms the ability to manage trading and clearing limits in low latency for interest rate, credit and foreign exchange (FX) swaps.
The clearing facility is expected to be rolled out to five additional FCMs as well as buyside firms, fund servicing firms, and order management service providers are currently in the process of joining the service and production testing.
CreditLink also provides buy-side firms centralized management of limits across all their clearing firms, trading venues and CCPs to reduce fragmentation of limits, as well as pre-trade ‘what-if’ checking, essential for firms managing funds and trading on behalf of separate accounts/legal entities to be compliant with new swaps clearing regulations. Furthermore, the service also supports real-time post-trade limit checking of block trades and allocations presented for clearing, important for clearing firms who must quickly accept or reject trades under real-time clearing rules.
“We are very pleased that the first FCM has completed production testing, as we all continue to prepare the industry for upcoming deadlines for mandatory clearing,” said Nick Solinger, Chief Marketing Officer, Traiana.
The much awaited Dodd-Frank rulings were prescribed into US law in July 2010, they are regarded as the most comprehensive reforms in the US financial services regulatory space since 1933 (great recession), covering broad aspects such as the oversight and supervision of financial institutions and the regulation of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives. The collapse of leading US financial institutions were blamed on OTC products.
The EU has been following in the footsteps of its US neighbours; new proposals under European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) are expected to highlight the clearing of swaps between EU counterparties in 2014.
Traiana, a provider of post-trade and risk solutions has announced that the firstFutures Commission Merchant (FCM) has completed production testing, in collaboration with Credit link, for swaps clearing. Under new Dodd Frank rulings certain OTC products will face mandatory clearing on trading venues known as swap execution facilities (SEFs) or designated contract markets (DCMs). The facility will go live for trading in interest rate and credit default swaps.
The new development had input from leading FCMs and has been delivered using Traiana’s proven cross-asset CreditLink service, the service offers clearing firms and buy-side firms the ability to manage trading and clearing limits in low latency for interest rate, credit and foreign exchange (FX) swaps.
The clearing facility is expected to be rolled out to five additional FCMs as well as buyside firms, fund servicing firms, and order management service providers are currently in the process of joining the service and production testing.
CreditLink also provides buy-side firms centralized management of limits across all their clearing firms, trading venues and CCPs to reduce fragmentation of limits, as well as pre-trade ‘what-if’ checking, essential for firms managing funds and trading on behalf of separate accounts/legal entities to be compliant with new swaps clearing regulations. Furthermore, the service also supports real-time post-trade limit checking of block trades and allocations presented for clearing, important for clearing firms who must quickly accept or reject trades under real-time clearing rules.
“We are very pleased that the first FCM has completed production testing, as we all continue to prepare the industry for upcoming deadlines for mandatory clearing,” said Nick Solinger, Chief Marketing Officer, Traiana.
The much awaited Dodd-Frank rulings were prescribed into US law in July 2010, they are regarded as the most comprehensive reforms in the US financial services regulatory space since 1933 (great recession), covering broad aspects such as the oversight and supervision of financial institutions and the regulation of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives. The collapse of leading US financial institutions were blamed on OTC products.
The EU has been following in the footsteps of its US neighbours; new proposals under European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) are expected to highlight the clearing of swaps between EU counterparties in 2014.
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