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Key milestone for scrapping Libor delayed to January
By Huw Jones
September 23, 2020, Reuters
A crucial milestone for moving contracts worth trillions of dollars from the tarnished Libor interest rate won’t take place until mid-January, some months …
“British-style” rules for banks after Brexit, says BoE
By Huw Jones
September 22, 2020, Reuters
Britain will adopt tough but less bureaucratic financial rules after Brexit, starting with simpler regulation of small banks, Bank of England Deputy Governor …
Market readiness questioned as no-deal Brexit looms
By Alice Tchernookova
September 17, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
With just over three months to go until the end of the transition period and little progress made on a …
EU set to extend access to London clearing houses to mid-2022
By Philip Stafford and Jim Brunsden
September 15, 2020, Financial Times
The EU is preparing to offer its banks an 18-month extension on access to London’s crucial markets infrastructure as …
Brexit will not lessen British banking standards, BoE says
By Huw Jones
September 9, 2020, Reuters
Britain will maintain financial standards above those which it is required to by international rules as it prepares to end compliance with EU …
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Major bank-led digital cash settlement project gets delayed
By Anna Irrera
September 9, 2020, Reuters
A project involving 13 of the world’s largest banks and aimed at launching digital versions of major currencies in 2020 is no longer …
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Bank of England’s Bailey slams EU barrier to investment banking services after Brexit
By Huw Jones
September 2, 2020, Reuters
Brussels has said that for now it won’t allow investment banks to service customers in European Union member states directly from London after …
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Central bankers grapple with changed landscape at Jackson Hole
By James Politi and Martin Arnold
August 29, 2020, Financial Times
It was the head of Singapore’s monetary authority who best summed up the biggest fear gripping the virtual Jackson …
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What we learnt from fixed-income ETFs during the Covid sell-off
By Dave Baxter
August 26, 2020, Financial Times
While equity exchange traded funds showed no obvious signs of stress during this year’s sell-off, the picture looked vastly different in the …
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Pandemic may offset some benefits of negative rates, ECB official warns
By Martin Arnold
August 26, 2020, Financial Times
The increase in eurozone loan defaults expected as a consequence of the coronavirus pandemic is set to offset one of the key …
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Fixing the plumbing: Trading venues prepare for post-Brexit transaction reporting issues
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August trading volumes in Europe plummet in quietest month of MiFID II era
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MiFID Research Rollback May Hurt Investment, EU Fund Lobby Says
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Is the FCA set for an advice suitability crackdown?
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Big Four accounting firms reveal ESG reporting standards
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Fixing the plumbing: Trading venues prepare for post-Brexit transaction reporting issues
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August trading volumes in Europe plummet in quietest month of MiFID II era
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MiFID Research Rollback May Hurt Investment, EU Fund Lobby Says
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Is the FCA set for an advice suitability crackdown?
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Big Four accounting firms reveal ESG reporting standards