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ISLA details priorities for next five years
By Oliver Wade
December 5, 2019, Global Investor Group
The International Securities Lending Association (ISLA) has outlined its five priorities for the next five years in its manifesto; Securities Lending …
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Why Europe’s markets might need MiFID III
By Samuel Wilkes
December 5, 2019, Risk
Whispers of a review of Europe’s almost two-year-old trading and transparency rules have become full-throated talk. Disquiet among dealers and buy-siders over the …
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How investment analysts became data miners
By Robin Wigglesworth
November 28, 2019, Financial Times
Dealmakers, traders, and globe-trotting executives are the public face of the modern investment bank, but for many clients in fund management, the …
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Deutsche Bank’s CEO Says Europe Could Use Its Own Fannie Mae
By Nicholas Comfort and Steven Arons
November 22, 2019, Bloomberg
Europe should consider creating its own version of mortgage agencies such as Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac to give a …
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SIFMA CEO Bentsen Weighs In on MiFID, USMCA, and China Relations
Ken Bentsen, Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) chief executive officer, discusses the biggest challenges facing capital markets, the markets in financial instruments directive (MiFID) and U.S. economic relations …
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The Bond Market Panic That Wasn’t
By Randall Forsyth
November 1, 2019, Barron’s
Remember the Attack of the Killer BBBs?
It was a popular narrative in the capital markets in 2018. The swarm of corporate bonds …
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New York’s Financial Watchdog Is Hiring Another Crypto Superintendent
By William Foxley
October 4, 2019, CoinDesk
New York state is looking beef up its cryptocurrency-focused regulatory staff, according to a job advert posted online on Thursday.
As outlined in …
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New group tries to boost the E.U.’s capital markets as Brexit looms
By Huw Jones
September 27, 2019, Reuters
The European Union could speed up efforts to build an E.U.-wide capital market by creating euro denominated benchmarks for trading commodities, a new …
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China Allows Foreign Investors to Use T+3 Bond Settlement
By Manesh Samtami
August 26, 2019, Regulation Asia
The move will further facilitate the participation of foreign institutional investors in the interbank bond market, who need the extra time to …
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Survival of the Fittest: Modernizing Capital Markets Infrastructure
By Monica Summerville, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
In the capital markets, data is the ultimate competitive weapon. Unfortunately, financial institutions’ legacy data and high-performance compute architectures …
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