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MiFID II in Asia: Big Buy-Side Clashes With Regulators, Domestic Firms
By Thomas Helm
March 19, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
Although many large international buy-side firms support implementing MiFID II’s unbundling rule across the globe, various Asian regulators and smaller …
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Brexit Threatens to Trip Up Derivatives Reporting
By Samuel Wilkes
March 8, 2019, Risk
The story of derivatives reporting in Europe could be called ‘How to make life harder in three easy steps’. The first two steps …
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Battle Lines Drawn in the City Over Norway Model
By Lucy McNulty
January 21, 2019, Financial News
Prime Minister Theresa May’s failure to win support for her preferred form of Brexit has stirred up tensions among London’s biggest financial …
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Lingering Questions Remain Over MiFID II
By Hamad Ali
December 12, 2018, Waters Technology
Like the sequel to a blockbuster film, there was a lot of hype before the launch of the revised Markets in Financial …
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Norway-Style Deal Poses Risk to U.K. Financial Sector, Says Carney
By Delphine Strauss
December 4, 2018, Financial Times
A Norway-style arrangement that left the U.K. subject to European rules it could not influence would be “highly undesirable” for financial stability, …
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Initial Margin: Phase Four Firms Face Brexit Battle
By Sharon Kimathi
November 8, 2018, Practice Insight from IFLR
Brexit repapering is not just a task for private practice, as financial services in-house counsel struggles with juggling both the …
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CSDR Will Damage European Securities Trading
By Lizzie Meager
November 2, 2018, Practice Insight from IFLR
European banks are warning that controversial new rules governing securities settlement will damage trading volumes and create an uneven playing …
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BOE Details Temporary Permissions to CEOs
By Shanny Basar
October 25, 2018, Markets Media
Sir Jon Cunliffe, deputy governor financial stability at the Bank of England, has written today to chief executives of overseas clearing houses …
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FCA Urges E.U. Venues to Apply for Post-Brexit Recognition
By Louisa Chender
September 17, 2018, Global Investor Group
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) clarified that European trading venues are required to apply for recognition to continue operating in the …
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What Happens to Banks if There’s a No-Deal Brexit?
By Chris Skinner
Originally published at Chris Skinner’s blog, The Finanser
There was a big hoo-haa last week when U.K. Gov released their analysis of a no-deal Brexit. A no-deal …
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