Drained US derivatives markets expected to get liquidity injection from federal bank action
By Neil Roland ( March 27, 2020, 20:01 GMT | Insight) -- US derivatives markets, whose liquidity has been sapped by 30 to 50 percent since the onset of Covid-19, are expected to be refreshed by action today letting banks adopt sooner a regulatory capital rule. US banking regulators let firms move up the start date for the rule requiring more risk-sensitive measurement of derivatives contracts’ exposure for the reporting period ending March 31.US derivatives markets, whose liquidity has been sapped by 30 to 50 percent since the onset of Covid-19, are expected to be refreshed by action today letting banks adopt sooner a regulatory capital rule....
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