Cyber Security
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EU watchdog sets out software capital relief for banks
By Huw Jones
October 14, 2020, Reuters
The safety buffers of banks in the European Union would swell by billions of euros under proposed rules that allow lenders to include …
NY Fed’s biggest financial stability concerns focus on cyberattacks, shadow banking, Williams says
By Neil Roland
July 2, 2020, MLex
The US Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s biggest financial stability worries are possible cyberattacks on the banking system and the migration of …
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WFE Details Industry Efforts to Ensure Cyber Resilience of Markets
May 29, 2020, Regulation Asia
WFE members are continuously investing resources and technology to enhance their capabilities under the philosophy that it is not a question of ‘if’ they experience …
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Banking Regulator: Beef Up Security in COVID-19 Remote Working Era
By Josephine Gallagher
May 7, 2020, WatersTechnology
Financial services firms are being urged to bolster their security infrastructure and practices as cybercriminals seek to exploit vulnerabilities in remote working setups. …
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OCIE 2020 Cyber Observations Amid COVID-19
By Ben Dulieu, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
The COVID-19 outbreak has had ramifications across all aspects of society globally. In asset management, never …
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Vendors Feel Heat as Regulators Pile Pressure on Third-Party Resiliency
By Josephine Gallagher
February 7, 2020, WatersTechnology
Third-party providers could get a taste of what it’s like to be as heavily regulated as their clients, under newly proposed rules in …
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CFTC to adopt NIST Privacy Framework
By Jaclyn Jaeger
January 28, 2020, Compliance Week
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission will become the first federal agency to adopt the National Institute of Standards and Technology Privacy Framework, …
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House passes bills to require more reports from bank regulators
By Hannah Lang
January 14, 2020, American Banker
The House passed a bill requiring prudential banking regulators to give annual testimony to the Financial Services Committee, as well as a …
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Is It Safe? The State of Cyber Security in the Financial Markets
By George Bollenbacher and Monica Summerville, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
The unstoppable march of technology across the financial markets perhaps can be most easily seen in …
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Dark pool trading shows no sign of decline since MiFID II entry into force, ESMA data shows
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EU Regulators Spill More Ink Tackling Market Data Costs
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Mifid II: has European regulation ever truly converged?
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UK watchdog sees no big divergence from EU securities market rules
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EU Withholding Finance Access Is ‘Really Regrettable’, U.K. Says
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Dark pool trading shows no sign of decline since MiFID II entry into force, ESMA data shows
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EU Regulators Spill More Ink Tackling Market Data Costs
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Mifid II: has European regulation ever truly converged?
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UK watchdog sees no big divergence from EU securities market rules
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EU Withholding Finance Access Is ‘Really Regrettable’, U.K. Says
What FinReg Has in Store for Q3 2020
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
We highlight what to expect this quarter and recap Q2’s key regulatory developments.
What could change …
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