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Last Orders: Calling Time on Libor
The Bank of England, FCA and Working Group on Sterling risk free reference rates are jointly hosting a panel-based event ‘Last Orders: Calling Time on Libor’ to discuss the challenges …
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MiFID II: small U.S. asset managers struggle with research unbundling costs
By John Crabb
June 24, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
The provisions contained within MiFID II that require investment firms to make explicit payments rather than bundling payment for broker …
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Rising costs and lower returns hit U.S. and European fund houses
By Chris Flood
June 24, 2019, Financial Times
Traditional asset managers in western Europe and North America were hit by weaker profits last year as rising costs and stock market …
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MiFID adds 20 minutes to client meetings
By Rachel Addison
June 18, 2019, FT Adviser
The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive is estimated to have added 20 minutes of administrative time to each client meeting, according to …
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Global regulators vow to address ‘manufactured defaults’
By Joe Rennison
June 24, 2019, Financial Times
Global regulators stepped up their condemnation of intentional defaults by companies aimed at triggering payouts on credit default swaps on Monday, announcing …
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SEC Points Toward Market Solutions in the U.S. to Resolve MIFID II Conflict
By Amrish Ganatra, Commcise Software Limited
Originally published by Integrity Research Associates and on the TABB FORUM
With the SEC actively reviewing whether to allow its MIFID II-oriented no-action letter …
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ECB: EDDI will be a ‘game changer’ for euro bond market
By Burhan Khadbai
June 20, 2019, GlobalCapital
EDDI, a project being run jointly with the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), is billed as a revolution for primary bond markets — a …
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Swiss-E.U. bourse battle breaks out over stalled treaty
By Francesco Guarascio and Michael Shields
June 21, 2019, Reuters
Investors in the European Union and Switzerland will lose direct access to each others’ stock exchanges from July 1 in …
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Bank of England chops Q2 growth view as global and Brexit risks intensify
The Bank of England cut its growth forecast for Britain’s economy to zero in the second quarter of 2019 on Thursday and highlighted risks from global trade tensions and growing …
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MiFID II: small U.S. asset managers struggle with research unbundling costs
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Rising costs and lower returns hit U.S. and European fund houses
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MiFID adds 20 minutes to client meetings
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SEC Points Toward Market Solutions in the U.S. to Resolve MIFID II Conflict
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ESMA’s Final Verdict: Europe’s Periodic Auctions Breathe Sigh of Relief
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MiFID II: small U.S. asset managers struggle with research unbundling costs
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Rising costs and lower returns hit U.S. and European fund houses
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MiFID adds 20 minutes to client meetings
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SEC Points Toward Market Solutions in the U.S. to Resolve MIFID II Conflict
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ESMA’s Final Verdict: Europe’s Periodic Auctions Breathe Sigh of Relief
Food for Thought: Five Things I Learned at the BBH Fintech Breakfast
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
BBH recently had the pleasure of hosting some of the Irish Fund industry’s best and brightest …
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