United States:
ISDA Finds That OTC Derivatives Notional Outstanding Increased In First Half Of 2018
14 December 2018
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP
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Based on data from the Bank for International Settlements, ISDA
found that OTC derivatives notional
outstanding went up during the first half of 2018. ISDA also found
that the increase in notional outstanding is also reflected in swap
trading volumes in the United States. ISDA stated that, while
notional outstanding of OTC derivatives increased, the gross market
value of these contracts went down.
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