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Concerns Mount as Trade Repositories Face Brexit Split
By Josephine Gallagher
January 16, 2019, Waters Technology
The Brexit bell is tolling for many, but for trade repositories, there’s a distinct sense of déjà vu.
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Final FRTB Internal Model Rules Get Mixed Reviews
By Samuel Wilkes and Nazneen Sherif
January 16, 2019, Risk
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has lowered the hurdles for two key modelling tests in its market risk capital …
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E.U. Has U.K., U.S. Clearinghouse Supervision on Track Despite Brexit Chaos
January 16, 2019, MLex
While the U.K. considers what to do about Brexit, E.U. legislators are set to move ahead on the top priority in financial legislation before Britain’s departure.…
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SFTR Could Cost More to Implement Than EMIR
By Shanny Basar
January 16, 2019, Markets Media
The budget required to comply with the increased reporting requirements of the incoming Securities Financing Transactions Regulation may be larger than the …
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RTS Extension Confusion Delays SFTR
By Sharon Kimathi
January 17, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
Compliance heads are dismissing Securities Financing Transactions Regulation (SFTR) teams after a misunderstanding over the extension period of the technical …
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Brexit Poll Part Two: U.K. Firms Set Sail
By Sharon Kimathi
January 17, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
As financial institutions prepare for the end of passporting, they’ve been busy searching for a new hub on the continent. …
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Hammond Raises Article 50 Delay to Reassure Business Over Brexit
By Jim Pickard and Sarah Gordon
January 15, 2019, Financial Times
Philip Hammond sought to reassure business leaders on Tuesday night that a no-deal Brexit could be blocked, while also …
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Banks, Funds Split on Next Steps After May’s Brexit Vote Defeat
By Andrew Neil
January 16, 2019, Global Investor Group
Market participants are split on the likely next steps and best possible Brexit outcomes after U.K. Prime Minister’s E.U. withdrawal agreement …
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E.U. Markets Watchdog Finds Flaws in MAR Adoption
By James Thursfield
January 16, 2019, Global Investor Group
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) is concerned that in some cases banned market abuse practices may have been slipping …
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Leveraged Loans Echo Pre-Crisis Subprime Crash – BOE’s Carney
By Huw Jones
January 16, 2019, Reuters
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney on Wednesday likened the $2 trillion (£1.55 trillion) leveraged loan market to subprime mortgages that defaulted 10 …
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