Derivatives trade reporting rules suffer a rocky start

A move to improve transparency of derivatives trades hasn’t started smoothly

The reporting of derivative trades under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation is proving anything but a clear-cut exercise and, as issues persist, many industry players believe it could take up to six months longer to get things right.

Tom Riesack, managing principal at consultants Capco, said: "It was clear from the start that not everything would go smoothly. There is awareness that this process is likely to take another four to six months."

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