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Brexit: UK to reopen temporary market access regime for EU financial firms
By Angharad Carrick
July 2, 2020, City A.M.
Britain is set to reopen its temporary market access regime for EU financial firms in September to help companies through the Brexit …
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Trading Venues Face Resilience Test in Covid-19 Pandemic
By Joanna Wright
June 30, 2020, Waters Technology
British author Terry Pratchett once wrote, “Million-to-one chances crop up nine times out of 10.” In 2020, venue operators learned the truth …
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Stock exchanges group blasts plans to trim trading hours
By Ryan Weeks
July 1, 2020, Financial News
An influential lobby group representing 36 stock exchanges in Europe has dismissed calls for a shorter trading day.
The Federation of European …
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Fed minutes reveal more debate on capping bond yields
By Colby Smith and Eric Platt
July 1, 2020, Financial Times
Bond managers positioned for the Federal Reserve to revive a radical policy targeting bond yields were left disappointed on …
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Fed moves closer to offering interest rate guidance
By James Politi and Colby Smith
July 1, 2020, Financial Times
Federal Reserve officials moved closer to offering detailed guidance on the path of interest rates and asset purchases last …
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Mifid II divergence will come from EU, not UK
By Hugo Bromley
June 30, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
Regulatory divergence on Mifid II will occur – but will be driven by the European Commission, according to several sources …
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Mifid II: systematic internalisers defend themselves
June 25, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
Systematic internalisers’ (SI) contribution to the market is not being considered in the debate over their future, according to several sources speaking to …
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Commission considers 19 actions for new CMU action plan
By Jasper Cox and Jean Comte
June 26, 2020, GlobalCapital
The European Commission has split a new set of initiatives to progress the Capital Markets Union into three sections based …
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Questions raised over UK trade bodies’ 10% rule fight
By Daniela Esnerova
July 2, 2020, Money Marketing
UK trade bodies have failed to call for changes to Mifid II’s 10 per cent drop rule in their responses to a …
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Less than half of advisers now use percentage charging
By Imogen Tew
June 30, 2020, FTAdviser
Less than half of advice firms now use a percentage of assets charging model for all of their clients, research has shown, as …
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