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Eighteen dealer banks disclosed targets, strategies and major benchmarks aimed at streamlining and improving operational efficiency within the credit and equity derivatives markets in a letter today to Federal Reserve Bank of New York President Timothy Geithner, reports Dow Jones. A stated goal was matching trades on a trade date. A target for 2008 was consistent use of electronic confirmation platforms for eligible trades. The banks also are optimistic about settling trades through a centralized process by September.
Separately, Isda said it would work with market participants to achieve a more fully automated and scalable marketplace. It also added today that Isda and its membership have been discussing the incorporation of Isda's off-the-shelf credit derivative settlement auction mechanism into Isda's documentation. It plans to review the industry's status on this matter in May 2008.


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