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Clearing conundrum
By Jim Brunsden and Philip Stafford
November 18, 2019, Financial Times
Neither Boris Johnson nor Jeremy Corbyn wants a no-deal Brexit, but the E.U. financial sector is still worrying about …
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Brexit’s $78 Trillion Derivatives Spat Needs Fix Now, Banks Say
By Silla Brush
November 12, 2019, Bloomberg
The world’s biggest banks pressed policy makers to pass an urgent Brexit fix to ensure European traders’ access to London derivatives clearinghouses and …
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New Bank of England governor decision put off until after election
By Larry Elliott and Phillip Inman
October 31, 2019, The Guardian
The announcement of a successor for Mark Carney as governor of the Bank of England has been postponed until …
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U.K. watchdog hits back at critics over Woodford fund
By Huw Jones
October 24, 2019, Reuters
Regulators won’t step in every time they see investors losing money or the price of assets tumbling, Britain’s markets watchdog said after being …
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New Bank of England governor may be named just before snap election
By Philip Aldrick
October 24, 2019, The Times
A political row is brewing over the next governor of the Bank of England after Sajid Javid signalled that he could make …
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Bond bubble puts global financial system at risk
By Chris Flood
October 19, 2019, Financial Times
Bond funds holding assets worth about $1.7tn could face difficulties in repaying investors promptly if volatility increases, according to the IMF, which …
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BOE finds “no justification” for Libor new issues
By Sharon Thiruchelvam
October 16, 2019, Global Investor Group
The Bank of England (BOE) has said there is, “no justification for firms continuing to increase their exposures to Libor,” and …
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Tough market abuse rules should cover currency markets – BOE’s Carney
By David Milliken and Huw Jones
October 15, 2019, Reuters
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Tuesday that currency dealers should face the same tough market-abuse rules that …
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BOE’s Cunliffe moots more bank capital firepower for downturns
By David Miliken
October 14, 2019, Reuters
The Bank of England may need to make its main tool to smooth out swings in bank lending more powerful to combat future …
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Libor Transition Hung Up on Sticky Issues
By George Bollenbacher, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
As we move through the fourth quarter of 2019, the urgency of regulatory warnings regarding the IBOR replacement process …
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