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Brexit Britain’s Financial Sector Faces ‘Slow Puncture’
By Huw Jones, Sinead Cruise, and Andrew MacAskill
December 11, 2018, Reuters
Life in London’s financial district will appear little changed when Britain leaves the European Union on March 29, …
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Trouble with the Curve
By Amelisa Axelsen
December 7, 2018, Waters Technology
Not only has the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) endured a number of scandals throughout the years, but the fundamental structure of …
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MiFID II Leads to Global Demand for Transparency
By Chris Flood
December 9, 2018, Financial Times
European rules on the funding of investment research are changing behavior globally in a shift that has consequences for fund houses, banks, …
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CBI Outsourcing Paper – Another Critical Piece of the Global Oversight Puzzle
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
The Central Bank of Ireland’s (CBI) latest discussion paper highlights a trend in regulator interest and …
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Basel Turns Its Attention to Operational Resilience
By Steve Marlin
December 4, 2018, Risk
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has assembled a working group committed to keeping the business of banking humming even in the event …
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FCA to Curb Regulatory Arbitrage Risk Post-Brexit
By Louisa Chender
November 30, 2018, Global Investor Group
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is working to tackle the risk of regulatory arbitrage that may occur when the U.K. leaves …
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Britain’s E.U. Divorce Settlement Preferable to No-Deal Brexit: FCA
By Huw Jones
November 29, 2018, Reuters
Britain’s draft divorce settlement with the European Union is preferable to a no-deal Brexit even though this would leave it without a say …
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FCA Calls for Regulation Pact to Combat No-Deal Brexit Threat
By Lucy McNulty and Fareed Sahloul
November 29, 2018, Financial News
The U.K.’s top financial regulator has urged European and British lawmakers to quickly recognize each other’s rules for banks …
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Libor: Banks Don’t Want to Be Calculation Agents
By Lizzie Meager
November 29, 2018, Practice Insight from IFLR
Banks do not want the responsibility for selecting a new rate in legacy contracts referencing Libor, according to senior in-house …
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Brexit Meaningful Vote: Key Points for Asset Managers
By Carla Jane Findlay-Dons, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
After 18 months of tough negotiations, we are nearing the end of the Brexit debate …
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