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E.U. watchdog to nudge bond trades closer to real-time transparency
By Huw Jones
March 10, 2020, Reuters
The European Union’s markets watchdog has proposed making it harder for traders to obtain “waivers” from transparency rules for bonds.
The bloc’s MiFID …
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Of rats and men: would member compensation imperil CCPs?
By Samuel Wilkes
March 11, 2020, Risk
In an attempt to check Hanoi’s flourishing rat population, French colonial authorities in Vietnam once offered locals a bounty for each rat tail …
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Securitization templates stalled despite passing scrutiny period
By Tom Brown
March 2, 2020, GlobalCapital
The final templates for the E.U. Securitization Regulation have once again been held back from the finish line, now set to be released …
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Britain wants binding obligations on access to E.U. financial market
By Huw Jones
February 28, 2020, Reuters
Britain said on Thursday it wanted “legally binding” obligations on access to the European Union financial market, coupled with arrangements for maintaining trust …
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Europe launches review of giant MiFID II trading rulebook
By Samuel Agini and Fareed Sahloul
February 17, 2020, Financial News
The European Commission has kicked off a review of its giant rulebook for trading financial products, with a number …
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MiFID II review could lead to unexpected changes says former MEP
By James Booth
February 17, 2020, City A.M.
A key contributor to the European MiFID II financial regulations today warned that plans for reforms of the rules could lead to …
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E.U. companies look to guarantee post-Brexit U.K. access
By Alice Tchernookova
February 13, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
A recent FOI request submitted to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has revealed that roughly 1,400 E.U. companies have applied …
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Time does not heal all in the case of Settlement Discipline Regime extension
By Jon Watkins
February 10, 2020, The Trade
The delay of the Settlement Discipline Regime (SDR) in Europe by six months will not solve the challenges the industry faces through …
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Brexit Gets Worse for Wall Street With E.U. Shaking Up MiFID
By Silla Brush
February 5, 2020, Bloomberg
Freed from British influence, European authorities are hatching an offensive to weaken the Brexit-addled City of London.
Officials in Berlin, Brussels and Paris …
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ESMA postpones introduction of CSDR settlement discipline regime
By Jonathan Watkins
February 4, 2020, The Trade
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has actioned the postponement of the Central Securities and Depositories Regulation (CSDR) settlement discipline regime …
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