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Of Standards and Technology: ISDA and Technological Change in the OTC Derivatives Market

There is no lack of interest in new technologies such as distributed ledger technology (DLT) or smart contract technology (SCT). For enthusiasts, DLT and SCT are full of promise. Thanks...

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Close-Out Netting and Collateral for OTC Derivatives Transactions – A Japanese and International Finance Law Perspective

This post, which summarises my recent paper, looks into recent issues involving close-out netting and collateralization for over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives transactions from the point of Japanese and international...

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Hiroyuki Watanabe

Adoption of Singapore Law as the Governing Law for OTC Derivative Transactions

Over-the-counter (‘OTC’) derivative transactions have been a feature of the financial markets for a number of decades, and the ISDA Master Agreement, which is used to govern OTC derivative transactions,...

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Beyond The Search for Certainty: Addressing The Cross-Border Resolution Gap

In this paper, I compare the development of cross-border solutions for multinational default of commercial entities to those solutions available for financial institutions, and argue for the development...

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