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Brexit Clouds Future for Euribor and Eonia in U.K.
By Natasha Rega-Jones
January 16, 2019, Risk
The U.K.’s attempt to provide a smoothing two-year grace period for European benchmark rates will not help Euribor, or its sibling Eonia, if …
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No Delays to SFTR Implementation – European Council
By Andrew Neil
January 11, 2019, Global Investor Group
The European Council has stressed there are no delays to SFTR implementation following reports of an extended scrutiny period.
“On January …
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Money Managers Win New Round in Brexit Fight Over E.U. Control
By Alexander Weber
January 10, 2019, Bloomberg
Money managers scored another point in their drive to prevent European Union regulators from gaining more control over their operations after Brexit.
Lawmakers …
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ESMA: Crypto Platforms Should Trade Under MiFID II Rules
By Hayley McDowell
January 9, 2019, The Trade
The E.U. financial regulator has said that certain crypto platforms should trade under MiFID II rules in cases where the crypto-assets being …
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E.U. Reforms to Tighten Rules on Investment Firms Operating in Bloc
By Alex Barker and Philip Stafford
January 7, 2019, Financial Times
E.U. member states on Monday paved the way for more oversight and tighter pay rules for investment firms wanting …
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No Bank Would Benefit from Planned Eurozone G-SIB Waiver
By Callum Tanner
January 7, 2019, Risk
No global systemically important bank (G-SIB) in Europe would see any immediate capital benefit from plans to introduce a waiver for intra-eurozone exposures, …
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E.U. Criticized Over No-Deal Brexit Plans for Financial Services
By Lucy McNulty
December 19, 2018, Financial News
The European Union has begun preparing for the U.K. crashing out of the world’s largest trading bloc without a deal — but …
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E.U. Says Bulk of U.K. Financial Sector Would Be Cut Off by No-Deal Brexit
By Huw Jones
December 19, 2018, Reuters
Most banking, insurance, and other financial firms in Britain would be cut off from the European Union if there is a no-deal Brexit, …
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Brussels Set to Extend Access to Swiss Exchanges for Six Months
By Jim Brunsden and Philip Stafford
December 17, 2018, Financial Times
Brussels has delayed a threat to isolate the Swiss stock market from the rest of the continent.
It represents …
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Trade Groups Welcome SFTR Sign-Off
By Andrew Neil
December 14, 2018, Global Investor Group
Trade groups have welcomed clarity around securities finance reporting rules after the European Commission approved legislation.
The European Commission finally adopted …
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