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What’s the Price of a Treasury Note? It Depends on Whom You Ask
By Elizabeth Stanton
September 26, 2019, Bloomberg
The U.S. government just argued that Treasuries are sufficiently transparent when it comes to prices.
So why can’t investors agree on what those …
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Libor transition: banks consider eating spread
By Thomas Helm
August 29, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
Who covers the basis point spread between Libor and alternative rates is a key talking point in the industry, especially …
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E.U. ponders fund managers’ passporting activities after Brexit
By Siobhan Riding
August 4, 2019, Financial Times
Many global fund managers have made fortunes by scooping up hundreds of billions of euros’ worth of investor capital from across Europe.…
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City banks prepare to step up Brexit job moves
By Paul Clarke
June 26, 2019, Financial News
Investment banks have already shifted nearly 1,000 jobs to the continent ahead of the UK’s departure from the European Union, but that …
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Brexit bill for U.K. financial services reaches £4bn
By Cat Rutter Pooley
June 25, 2019, Financial Times
U.K. financial services companies have racked up a Brexit bill of close to £4bn as they prepare to shift people and …
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U.S. tax change to favor companies over lenders in next downturn
By Kristen Haunss
June 13, 2019, Reuters
Companies that fund their businesses with highly leveraged loans and bonds are set to benefit from changes to the U.S. tax code that …
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E.U. advisory firms still not complying with MiFID II
By Thomas Helm
May 30, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
The majority of advisory firms are still not fully compliant with the FCA’s Prod Rules and their E.U. equivalents, according …
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Accounting body proposes relief on Libor transition
By Philip Stafford
May 3, 2019, Financial Times
The main global accounting body is planning to modify standards for how banks and companies treat Libor-related deals on their balance sheets, …
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Funds Keep Cards Close to Chest on Post-Libor Litigation
By Thomas Helm
April 8, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
Hedge funds considering acquiring positions that would enable them to litigate when Libor goes offline are reluctant to reveal details …
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Brokers ‘Clinging On’ Amid Weak Research Spending
By David Ricketts
April 9, 2019, Financial News
It is more than a year since sweeping changes were waved in under Europe’s landmark Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II, and …
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ICMA Wants E.U. Consolidated Tape For Bonds
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ESMA rebukes FCA for poor handling of derivatives data under EMIR
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MiFID II in September: All Eyes on Auctions
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FCA assures ‘pragmatic approach’ to MiFID & EMIR reporting supervision as Brexit looms
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Algo trading innovations stoke fear despite increased popularity
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ICMA Wants E.U. Consolidated Tape For Bonds
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ESMA rebukes FCA for poor handling of derivatives data under EMIR
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MiFID II in September: All Eyes on Auctions
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FCA assures ‘pragmatic approach’ to MiFID & EMIR reporting supervision as Brexit looms
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Algo trading innovations stoke fear despite increased popularity