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Leverage Ratio Has “Disincentivizing Effect” on Client Clearing – BOE
By Louisa Chender
June 18, 2018, Global Investor Group
The introduction of the leverage ratio has disincentivized client clearing in the U.K. but it is not likely that clients will …
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Regulators Need to Adopt AI for Monitoring, Experts Say
By Dan DeFrancesco
June 14, 2018, Risk
The growing use of artificial intelligence in financial firms will eventually lead regulators to adopt the technology to monitor and manage firms’ automated …
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BOE Pushes Banks to Improve Service in IT Failures
By Caroline Binham
June 13, 2018, Financial Times
The Bank of England will demand new minimum standards of service that it expects financial companies to deliver in the wake of …
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France Tells Its Banks to Set Aside More Capital
By David Keohane
June 11, 2018, Financial Times
France has told its banks to set aside more capital as it tries to make its financial system more resilient against a …
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Some Banks Open to Committing to Libor Post-2021
By Robert Mackenzie Smith
June 11, 2018, Risk
A number of banks that submit pricing information on Libor are willing to continue supporting the benchmark even after the U.K. financial …
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Germany’s Olaf Scholz Suggests Euro Clearing Be Moved to Frankfurt
By Olaf Storbeck and Philip Stafford
June 8, 2018, Financial Times
Olaf Scholz, Germany’s finance minister, has called for London’s euro clearing business to be relocated after Brexit. He suggested …
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Libor Poll Part Two: Litigation Ahead
By Lizzie Meager
June 7, 2018, Practice Insight from IFLR
Fragmentation is inevitable: this is a clear conclusion from Practice Insight’s survey on Libor and the future of benchmarks.
One …
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Clearing Supervision Debate Erupts at FIX IDX
By Costas Mourselas
June 6, 2018, GlobalCapital
Top officials from global supervisory bodies furiously debated the simplications of new European rules that change the oversight of foreign clearinghouses, covering the …
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E.U. Lawmaker Rules Out ‘Mutual Recognition’ for U.K. Financial Firms
By Huw Jones
June 6, 2018, Reuters
The City of London financial district’s preferred option for future trading relations with the European Union after Brexit won’t work, a senior E.U. …
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‘Living Wills’ for Banks Could Be Made Public by 2020
By Clare Dickinson
June 5, 2018, Financial News
The Bank of England has warned U.K. banks it might begin publishing details of their wind-down plans from 2020, in a bid …
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Secret ETF Trades Revealed by MiFID Point to Market 70% Larger
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FCA to Investigate Impact of E.U. Asset Management Rules After Criticism
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Miffed? Far from It, Say SSAs Adapting to Life Under MiFID II
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‘Jury Still out’ on MiFID II Transparency, Warns Top Regulator
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Buy-Side to Outsource More Compliance Functions Over Next Five Years, Study Finds
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Secret ETF Trades Revealed by MiFID Point to Market 70% Larger
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FCA to Investigate Impact of E.U. Asset Management Rules After Criticism
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Miffed? Far from It, Say SSAs Adapting to Life Under MiFID II
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‘Jury Still out’ on MiFID II Transparency, Warns Top Regulator
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Buy-Side to Outsource More Compliance Functions Over Next Five Years, Study Finds