EU Targets April for Interest-Rate Derivatives Rules

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The European Union may implement clearing rules for over-the-counter interest-rate derivatives as early as April next year, said Jonathan Hill, the 28-nation bloc’s financial-services chief.

The European Commission has finished talks with the European Securities and Markets Authority and is “starting the process of getting the first clearing obligations adopted,” Hill said in Brussels on May 29.