ISDA MEMBER LOGIN REQUIRED. Non-financial companies using derivatives are facing massive changes in how they use derivatives to manage their commercial risks due to new EMIR Regulatory Technical Standards. These range from new clearinghouse requirements to operational requirements (for example on trade confirmations and portfolio reconcilitation). In light of this, ISDA has organized this webinar to help non-financial companies understand the impact. We also look at changes to industry documentation affecting non-financial counterparties and their counterparties.
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