FSB pushes to scrap deriv reporting barriers

Dan Alderson

August 31, 2016 06:00 PM

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The Financial Stability Board has singled out removing barriers to over-the-counter derivatives reporting as a priority for G20 leaders ahead of their summit in Hangzhou this weekend.

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