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Regulation Must Reflect Exchange Concentration Risk – Academic
By James Thursfield
October 16, 2018, Global Investor Group
Regulatory controls are still “playing catch-up” with the risks created by large systematically important exchange groups, an academic has warned.
U.S.-based …
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Libor to Become Third-Country Benchmark Under No-Deal Brexit
By Natasha Rega-Jones
October 16, 2018, Risk
Libor would lose its authorised benchmark status in the European Union in a no-deal Brexit scenario, leaving nine months for the reference rate’s …
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Industry Wants “Greater Education” on Libor Transition
By James Thursfield
October 15, 2018, Global Investor Group
The industry has called for “greater education” of corporates, other end-users and bank issuance teams with regard to the migration away …
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ESMA Delegates “Burdensome” Third Country Assessments
By Louisa Chender
October 15, 2018, Global Investor Group
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) envisages a “significant administrative burden” due to a high number of assessments with respect …
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The $350 Trillion Problem: Too Big to Solve?
By Helen Bartholomew
October 15, 2018, Risk
Financial markets are sitting on a time bomb. In just over three years’ time, the rate that underpins $350 trillion of financial contracts …
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FCA Brexit Prep Changes Market’s Relationship with ESMA
By Louisa Chender
October 12, 2018, Global Investor Group
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is set to gain responsibility for a number of E.U. rules as it proposes to delete …
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MiFID II: Life After Implementation
Stephen Hanks, markets policy manager for the Financial Conduct Authority, Alan Miller, co-founder and chief investment officer of SCM Direct, and Jamal Tarazi, director of European business development for …
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Scrapping Libor Leaves $500bn of Bond Contracts in Limbo
By Katie Martin
October 10, 2018, Financial Times
Over $500bn in bonds may need to have their documentation rewritten as a result of the shift away from the Libor benchmark, …
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Watchdog Investigates Firms Over Hidden Fees
By Harry Brennan
October 8, 2018, The Telegraph
A number of financial services firms that have failed to transparently declare what they charge their customers are being investigated by the …
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Do We Really Believe Financial Markets Would Continue Smoothly with a No-Deal Brexit?
By Chris Skinner
Originally published at Chris Skinner’s blog, The Finanser
There’s more and more dialogue about a no-deal Brexit these days, even though Jean-Claude Juncker and Michel Barnier are …
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