Tom Deas

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  Will Dodd-Frank Alter Corporate Hedging?

  By Susan Kelly  |  March 20, 2013

  As dealers pass new costs on to end users, companies could decide to change the way they hedge.

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  Proposed Swaps Margin Requirements Would Boost Risk, ISDA Argues

  By John Hintze  |  December 4, 2012

  Financial burden on banks could mean less hedging by corporates. (Jiro Okochi of Reval)

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  Exemption of FX Swaps, Forwards Leaves Unresolved Issues

  By John Hintze  |  November 19, 2012

  Treasury's decision leaves corporate end users querying the status of non-deliverable forwards. (National Association of Corporate Treasurers Chairman Tom Deas)

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  Exchanges Try to Lure Swap Users to Futures

  By John Hintze  |  October 29, 2012

  As regulations make OTC swaps more costly, exchanges see an opening, but futures don’t offer corporates the same flexibility.

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  Derivatives Users Likely to See Higher Costs

  By John Hintze  |  October 19, 2012

  Rising OTC costs may push companies to clear derivatives. (Krishnan Iyengar of Reval)

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  Fed Capital Rules Hit All Banks

  By John Hintze  |  June 11, 2012

  Applying Basel III standards to small banks could boost costs for middle-market corporates.

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  Higher Swaps Costs Still Likely

  By John Hintze  |  April 20, 2012

  Regulators clear up some uncertainty, but more rules yet to come. (Tom Deas of NACT)

• The New Spin on Re-Regulation

  By John Hintze  |  March 1, 2012

  Money Markets, Volcker Rule, Swaps, Basel III and SEPA.

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  The Shape of Swaps to Come

  By John Hintze  |  September 12, 2011

  Corporate users of derivatives brace for coming regulations. (Jiro Okochi of Reval)

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  Finance Turns Overtly Cautious

  By John Hintze  |  August 10, 2011

  Companies pile cash onto the balance sheet, initiate crisis moves but stick to Treasuries for now. (Tom Deas, FMC Corp. treasurer)