Global financial regulators, led by the G20's Financial Stability Board (FSB), are advocating for non-banking financial entities, including hedge funds, insurers, family offices, and commodities traders, to increase their cash reserves. This measure aims to enhance their ability to handle margin and collateral calls during market stress. The FSB emphasizes the need for these institutions to maintain sufficient liquidity and develop comprehensive contingency plans to manage potential financial disruptions.
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Global regulators are proposing steps to ensure hedge funds and other investors from outside the banking sector are better able to cope with margin and collateral calls in times of market stress https://t.co/8nekdkg0mW
⚠️ G20 WATCHDOG SAYS 'NON-BANKS' SHOULD HOLD MORE CASH TO COPE WITH MARGIN SPIKES Full Story → https://t.co/eUnAQIQnJV "Non-banks" such as insurers, hedge funds, family offices and commodities traders should hold sufficient cash and draw up contingency plans for coping with… https://t.co/AYfdipvpML