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EU to rebalance, not shut City of London’s market access
By Huw Jones
September 24, 2020, Reuters
Britain’s access to European Union markets will be rebalanced, but the City of London will not be shut out completely, the bloc’s financial …
Brexit and coronavirus spur EU to deepen capital market
By Huw Jones
September 24, 2020, Reuters
The European Union on Thursday presented plans to expand and bolster its capital market to help reboot companies hit by the coronavirus and …
Libor: Isda fallback protocol delay deals new blow to transition efforts
By Alice Tchernookova
September 24, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
Market participants in the derivatives space and elsewhere had eagerly awaited the publication of a protocol on Libor fallbacks since …
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ECB’s Holthausen urges market to ditch Eonia
By Helen Bartholomew
September 24, 2020, Risk
A senior European regulator has urged the market to embrace the euro short-term rate, or €STR, after market participants abandoned the new benchmark …
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Key milestone for scrapping Libor delayed to January
By Huw Jones
September 23, 2020, Reuters
A crucial milestone for moving contracts worth trillions of dollars from the tarnished Libor interest rate won’t take place until mid-January, some months …
Fixing the plumbing: Trading venues prepare for post-Brexit transaction reporting issues
By Hugo Bromley
September 23, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
Following Brexit, third-party transaction reporting under Mifid II will be a particular challenge for derivatives and fixed income, though larger …
EU regulators call for “enhanced cooperation”
By Oliver Wade
September 23, 2020, Global Investor Group
The three European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) have said that regulatory and supervisory cooperation “remains key” due to the ongoing uncertainties surrounding …
Brexit and the City: Brussels’ new battle to rival London in finance
By Sam Fleming, Jim Brunsden, and Philip Stafford
September 23, 2020, Financial Times
“It would be very difficult to create a financial market which functions properly if five or six …
Fund managers alarmed over EU push to lure London jobs
By Siobhan Riding
September 20, 2020, Financial Times
City of London asset managers have hit back against “radical” EU regulatory proposals that are perceived as a renewed attempt to lure …
MiFID Research Rollback May Hurt Investment, EU Fund Lobby Says
By Silla Brush
September 17, 2020, Bloomberg Law
Europe’s move to ease restrictions on investment research may backfire and discourage investment in smaller companies, the region’s biggest money managers said…
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Fixing the plumbing: Trading venues prepare for post-Brexit transaction reporting issues
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August trading volumes in Europe plummet in quietest month of MiFID II era
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MiFID Research Rollback May Hurt Investment, EU Fund Lobby Says
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Is the FCA set for an advice suitability crackdown?
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Big Four accounting firms reveal ESG reporting standards
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Fixing the plumbing: Trading venues prepare for post-Brexit transaction reporting issues
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August trading volumes in Europe plummet in quietest month of MiFID II era
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MiFID Research Rollback May Hurt Investment, EU Fund Lobby Says
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Is the FCA set for an advice suitability crackdown?
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Big Four accounting firms reveal ESG reporting standards