International Swaps and Derivatives Association (Isda)

Isda AGM: Cautious OTC traders increase collateral use

As the credit crisis gathered strength in 2007, dealers became increasingly likely to demand collateral from their counterparties, according to a survey released today by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.

Standard swap-deliverable CCDS expected soon

A working group of about 10 major dealers and brokers could be just two months away from producing a standard contract for swap-deliverable contingent credit default swaps (CCDSs), predicted a person close to the group.

Progress made on equity derivatives backlogs

Investment banks have continued to make progress with reducing confirmation backlogs associated with executing over-the-counter equity derivatives trades. The average backlog has been reduced to nine days, down from 19 days in November 2006, according to…

Darras named Isda's general counsel, Americas

The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (Isda) has appointed Katherine Tew Darras as its general counsel, Americas, and head of equity, foreign exchange and interest rate legal. In her new role, she reports to David Geen, Isda’s general…

Isda opens Hong Kong office

The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is opening a regional office in Hong Kong as part of an expansion of its activities in Asia.

Geen appointed general counsel for Isda

David Geen has been appointed general counsel for the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (Isda). He had previously served as Isda's European general counsel since November 2006, helping to develop the association's European loan credit…

Isda AGM: Post-trade processing improves

Post-trade processing of derivatives transactions continues to progress, according to preliminary results of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association’s operations and benchmarking survey. The survey is expected to be published in the coming…

Isda AGM: Trichet calls for more transparency

Greater transparency is needed in the credit derivatives market to allow risk managers to understand the size, distribution and concentration of risks accumulated by participants, according to Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank.

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