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Last Orders: Calling Time on Libor
The Bank of England, FCA and Working Group on Sterling risk free reference rates are jointly hosting a panel-based event ‘Last Orders: Calling Time on Libor’ to discuss the challenges …
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Global regulators vow to address ‘manufactured defaults’
By Joe Rennison
June 24, 2019, Financial Times
Global regulators stepped up their condemnation of intentional defaults by companies aimed at triggering payouts on credit default swaps on Monday, announcing …
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FCA: loan market shouldn’t wait for forward rates
By Nazneen Sherif
June 20, 2019, Risk
The U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is urging loan market participants to stop waiting for forward-looking overnight rates and begin preparations for transition …
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FCA’s Bailey on Libor, 2008 Lessons, Woodford Redemption Freeze
Financial Conduct Authority Chief Executive Officer Andrew Bailey discusses the phasing out of the London interbank offered rate (Libor), lessons learned during the 2008 financial crisis and the freeze on …
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Foot-dragging over ditching Libor could be punished, regulator says
By Huw Jones
June 19, 2019, Reuters
Banks could be punished if they don’t switch enough contracts from the Libor interest rate benchmark to a Bank of England alternative by …
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ICE approved as benchmark administrator by FCA
By Hayley McDowell
June 17, 2019, The Trade
Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) has been granted approval by the U.K.’s financial watchdog to operate as a third country benchmark administrator under the …
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U.K. and China regulators approve London-Shanghai Stock Connect
By Hayley McDowell
June 17, 2019, The Trade
Financial authorities in the U.K. and China have approved the launch of the London-Shanghai Stock Connect scheme, which went live today during …
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Parts of Britain’s finance sector still not ready for no-deal Brexit: E.U.
By Huw Jones
June 12, 2019, Reuters
Parts of the financial sector were still not ready for a no-deal Brexit in October that would split the industry, the European Union’s …
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Landmark ABP deal gives a glimpse of life after Libor
By Katie Martin
June 11, 2019, Financial Times
The shift away from the discredited London interbank offered rate benchmark crossed a key threshold on Tuesday as Associated British Ports became …
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Libor leaders: Prudential takes SOFR for a test drive
By Robert Mackenzie Smith
June 12, 2019, Risk
For many industry participants, the first seismic shift in the move away from Libor came in July, 2017, when the chief executive …
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MiFID II: small U.S. asset managers struggle with research unbundling costs
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Rising costs and lower returns hit U.S. and European fund houses
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MiFID adds 20 minutes to client meetings
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SEC Points Toward Market Solutions in the U.S. to Resolve MIFID II Conflict
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ESMA’s Final Verdict: Europe’s Periodic Auctions Breathe Sigh of Relief
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MiFID II: small U.S. asset managers struggle with research unbundling costs
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Rising costs and lower returns hit U.S. and European fund houses
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MiFID adds 20 minutes to client meetings
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SEC Points Toward Market Solutions in the U.S. to Resolve MIFID II Conflict
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ESMA’s Final Verdict: Europe’s Periodic Auctions Breathe Sigh of Relief