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No news may be good news on the swap margin front, as two bills—one ensuring swap margin requirements aren’t imposed on corporate end users and the other exempting inter-affiliate swap transactions from being treated like market-facing trades—move through committee toward a House vote. Banking regulators and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission last April proposed imposing swap margin requirements on swap dealers, major swap participants and other financial entities.
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