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A new report finds that hedge fund and propriety trading firms in derivatives markets want self-clearing and greater control over margining.
Hedge fund and proprietary trading firms that participate in derivatives markets are embracing new ways of self-clearing and taking greater control of their margining because they have achieved “huge financial firepower, influence, and resources,” and need to fill a vacancy caused by capital-constrained, heavily regulated banks and other sell-side firms. This is according to a...
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