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Regulating Global FMIs: Achieving Stability and Efficiency across Borders
Abstract
A key regulatory response to the 2008 financial crisis has been to greatly enhance the role of financial market infrastructures (FMIs) including central counterparties and trade repositories in the global OTC derivatives market. This chapter analyses the implications, from a regulatory perspective, of reliance on internationally active FMIs that can be systemically important to multiple jurisdictions by examining the multiple sources of domestic and international laws applicable to such entities. This chapter argues that, although achievements have been made, greater international coordination is necessary to ensure that global FMIs operate in a stable and efficient manner.
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