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Swaps Market Heading for Libor Fallbacks Clash
By Helen Bartholomew
February 27, 2019, Risk
The swaps market is heading for a clash on the vital question of how contracts respond to the death of scandal-hit IBOR benchmarks, …
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Brussels Rejects Plea for Dual-Listed London Shares Trading
By Jim Brunsden and Philip Stafford
February 14, 2019, Financial Times
Brussels has rebuffed calls from E.U. asset managers who want to continue trading dual-listed shares in London after a …
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U.K. and E.U. Regulators Agree on Contingencies for ‘No Deal’ Brexit
By Nick Reeve
February 1, 2019, Investments&Pensions Europe
Regulators in the E.U. and the U.K. have signed memoranda of understanding (MOUs) in an effort to mitigate the effect on the …
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Cross-Border 2019: UCITS and Beyond
By Citi
Originally published by Citi’s Custody and Fund Services
Firms that can align their product offering with new distribution trends, while understanding how to
capitalize on the benefits of …
EFAMA: Support the CMU and Embrace Technology
By Maddie Saghir
October 15, 2018, Asset Servicing Times
In the latest European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) report, the funds industry was advised to support the Capital Market …
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CM18: There Will Be No Third MiFID Anytime Soon
By Jenna Lomax
October 12, 2018, Securities Lending Times
There will be no third Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) anytime soon, affirmed a representative of the European Fund and …
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PRIIPs: Asset Managers Fight UCITS Phase-In
By Lizzie Meager
September 6, 2018, Practice Insight from IFLR
E.U. asset managers are becoming increasingly concerned that regulators will push ahead with extending the PRIIPs regulation to Ucits funds …
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Unruly KIDs Could Spoil UCITS’ Well-Kept Garden
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
Regulators, politicians, and asset managers have divergent views on PRIIPs cost disclosures. However, it is essential …
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Europe Fund Body Sounds Alarm Over Misleading Fund Data
By Chris Flood
June 28, 2018, Financial Times
European regulators should take urgent action to stop the distribution of misleading claims about investment funds sold across the whole of the …
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Industry Working Through Capital Regulation – Panel
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SIs Add Value, but No Evidence for Speed Bumps – Panel
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MiFID II v. Brexit: Market Demands Share Trading Obligation Clarity
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MiFID II in Asia: Big Buy-Side Clashes With Regulators, Domestic Firms
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Europeans Try to Kill MiFID Rule in Brexit Derivatives Fight
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Industry Working Through Capital Regulation – Panel
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SIs Add Value, but No Evidence for Speed Bumps – Panel
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MiFID II v. Brexit: Market Demands Share Trading Obligation Clarity
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MiFID II in Asia: Big Buy-Side Clashes With Regulators, Domestic Firms
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Europeans Try to Kill MiFID Rule in Brexit Derivatives Fight
PRIIPs: The Long and Winding Road
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
The implementation of PRIIPs has been a bumpy journey. The main goals of the regulation are …
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