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Bank of England threatens to use ‘tools’ to scrap Libor
By Huw Jones
January 16, 2020, Reuters
The Bank of England warned on Thursday that it could force banks and insurers to hold more capital or use other “supervisory tools” …
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E.U. Commission’s MiFID II review delay caused by survey issues
By Hugo Bromley
January 16, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
A major review of MiFID II that was initially due in September 2019 but has still not been published was …
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Judgement day looms for dealers in swap shift to Sonia
By Natasha Rega-Jones
January 15, 2020, Risk
Grief is said to exist in five phases: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Derivatives users are experiencing a similar range of emotions …
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Trading venues decry disruptors as MTF battle heats up
By Ben St. Clair
January 14, 2020, Risk
Imagine, for a moment, a trading tool that allows buy-side users to send quote requests to multiple dealers in one click. The …
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E.U. financial regulation in 2020: what to expect (Part II)
By Alice Tchernookova
January 13, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
Below is the second part of our (non-exhaustive) list of key regulatory changes that market participants should expect this year.…
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Some risks subsiding but investors overall still wary of new year
By Paulina Pielchata
January 13, 2020, Pensions&Investments
Money managers and asset allocators in Europe will not be immune to lingering risks in 2020 even if the Continent can avoid a …
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U.K. financial watchdogs to hone data crunching to spot problems sooner
By Huw Jones
January 7, 2020, Reuters
Britain’s financial regulators said on Tuesday they will transform their data crunching capabilities over the coming decade to spot problems in banks and …
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ISDA Wants Regulators to use its Model to Draft Rules
By Josephine Gallagher
January 9, 2020, Waters Technology
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) is pushing its Common Domain Model (CDM) for regulators to adopt when amending or drafting …
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FCA outlines new strategy to become ‘data-driven’ regulator
By Hayley McDowell
January 8, 2020, The Trade
The U.K.’s financial watchdog has unveiled transformation plans to become a more data-driven regulator alongside the Bank of England.
The new data …
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U.K. Treasury Warns Banks to Stop Making Excuses for IT Failures
By Monica Summerville, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
The U.K. Treasury Committee published a series of sharp warnings to U.K. banks for not doing enough to mitigate …
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