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9/11: the colleagues we lost, and the years that followed

We revisit our article from the 20th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, during which several of our friends lost their lives

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Major US banks’ equity collateral surges to record $140bn

Stocks overtake Treasuries as fourth-largest OTC collateral type

Counterparty Radar

Matchmaking and benchmarking for OTC derivatives

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Counterparty Radar is based on position data from around 20,000 US mutual funds and ETFs, rolled up to the manager level – it shows the OTC derivatives they have on their books, and who they traded them with, providing unique insights into an important market segment. More info

More dealers enter OTC market – but are there enough?

Dealer Rankings 2026: Data shows bigger list of sell-side names in many markets; also suggests largest buy-side firms may be short of options

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Dealer Rankings 2026

It’s not easy to look under the hood of the OTC derivatives market, but mutual fund, ETF and life insurer filings in the US allow a peek.

The Dealer Rankings use a full year of this data to examine the footprint of each sell-side firm named in the filings. In its fourth edition, the exercise shows the top US banks expanding; it also raises questions about capacity.

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FDIC relearns SVB lessons in resolution tinkering

Paring back requirements gets thumbs up from some, but concerns linger

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