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ISLA conference: time for sec lending and repo to buddy up


19 June 2013 Prague
Reporter: Mark Dugdale

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麻豆传媒 lending and repo desks should move closer together to provide a better overview of collateral, according to one panellist at the International 麻豆传媒 Lending Association鈥檚 (ISLA鈥檚) annual conference in Prague.

Prior to a panel on collateral, attendees were asked whether the desks should move closer together, with 92 percent of respondents saying that they should.

One panellist agreed, after pointing out that a 鈥榞lobal collateral shortfall鈥, as some have described it, may be off the mark, with more than 70 trillion securities available worldwide.

鈥溌槎勾 lending and repo desks should move closer together, as a lot of collateral is wasted. Coming together is more efficient.鈥

Another panellist said that as central banks stop pumping liquidity into markets, the practice of collateral multiplication, in which counterparties re-use collateral to create new credit lines, may be affected.

This could 鈥渉urt the real economy鈥 in turn, explained the panellist.
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