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US derivatives market liquidity could be boosted by speeding bank capital rule, CFTC chief Tarbert says

By Neil Roland ( March 25, 2020, 21:27 GMT | Insight) -- US derivatives markets that are parched by the Covid-19 pandemic could benefit from a liquidity injection that a speedier introduction of a new bank capital rule could provide, Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Heath Tarbert said. Tarbert said he has asked federal banking regulators to consider a more immediate start date than April 1 for a change in banks’ methodology for measuring the exposure amount of derivatives contracts. US derivatives markets that are parched by the Covid-19 pandemic could benefit from a liquidity injection that a speedier introduction of a new bank capital rule could provide, Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Heath Tarbert said....

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