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Collateral is viewed as both a solution to and a trigger of massive financial losses that occurred as a result of the financial crisis of 2008, and dynamic and rapid financial market changes are impacting the management, mobilization and transformation of collateral. This white paper provides an overview of collateral and collateral management, highlights key drivers for change and discusses various solutions and opportunities to respond to regulatory and industry challenges.
Introduction
Collateral is viewed as both a solution to and a trigger of massive financial losses that occurred as a result of the financial
crisis of 2008. In response, policymakers around the world have enacted new rules and legislation, such as the Dodd-Frank
Act (DFA) in the United States, European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) and Basel III regulations, with the primary
objective of increasing market stability and resiliency, enhancing transparency and reducing counterparty, operational and
liquidity risk.
These efforts complement a wide range of industry initiatives designed to achieve similar goals. As a result, dynamic and
rapid financial market changes are impacting the management, mobilization and transformation of collateral. This paper
provides an overview of collateral and collateral management, highlights key drivers for change and discusses various solutions
and opportunities to respond to regulatory and industry challenges.
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Collateral is viewed as both a solution to and a trigger of massive financial losses that occurred as a result of the financial crisis of 2008, and dynamic and rapid financial market changes are impacting the management, mobilization and transformation of collateral. This white paper provides an overview of collateral and collateral management, highlights key drivers for change and discusses various solutions and opportunities to respond to regulatory and industry challenges.