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Diverse regulatory tools and practices in markets: The need for global coordination

Derivatives markets are a controversial member of the financial-sector family. This column looks at derivatives markets across the world and notes the wide discrepancy in regulatory frameworks. It argues that this calls for the “synergistic coordination” of regulators – first at the national level and then at the global level – to ensure these markets operate efficiently and without imposing excessive risk on the wider economy.