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Brexit talks behind schedule because negotiators got COVID-19
By Bérengère Sim
May 27, 2020, Financial News
The UK’s top negotiator David Frost said that Brexit talks between the government and the European Union were “paused slightly” by the …
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U.K. and E.U. fund managers at odds over MiFID II revamp
By Siobhan Riding
May 25, 2020, Financial Times
Asset managers in France and Germany are pushing for a change to European rules on investment research payments, setting the stage for …
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Brexit Threat to Banks Grows With Gulf Between U.K. and E.U.
By Silla Brush
May 21, 2020, Bloomberg
Banks in Britain hoping to get easy access to European Union markets after Brexit are facing a setback after talks for a cross-border …
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Spot FX shies away from regulatory yoke
By Rebekah Tunstead
May 12, 2020, Risk
The $2 trillion-a-day foreign exchange spot market underpins a huge array of basic economic activity, from going on holiday, to cross-border trade and …
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U.K. looks to align with securities finance reporting rules post-Brexit
By Jonathan Watkins
May 4, 2020, The Trade
U.K. regulators have announced provisions for the Securities Financing Transactions Regulation (SFTR) to be implemented post-Brexit by allowing trade repositories to register …
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E.U. ‘non-paper’ reveals new effort to delay CCP open access
By Samuel Wilkes
May 4, 2020, Risk
The debate over whether to delay a European Union rule that gives listed derivatives participants the freedom to choose where they clear their …
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Banks dust off no-deal Brexit plans as December deadline looms
By Huw Jones and Sinead Cruise
April 30, 2020, Reuters
Banks are dusting off their no-deal Brexit plans as concerns deepen that Britain and the European Union won’t agree a …
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Dutch supervisor on Brexit volatility risks, MiFID II impacts
By Lee Preesman
April 20, 2020, IPE
The Dutch financial markets supervisor still considers that the largest potential risk posed by the completion of Brexit is “unpredictable and significant volatility …
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ESMA’s Output Unaffected By Remote Work
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
We are not living in normal times. Just ask my family: Never before have they seen …
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COVID-19: Three Pandemic Proof Regulatory Areas
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
“Empty Spaces, what are we living for?
Read More →Abandoned Places, I guess we know the score, on …