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Enria Takes Aim at Eurozone Banks’ Sovereign Exposures
By Samuel Wilkes
March 22, 2019, Risk
The European Central Bank’s new chair of its single supervisory mechanism, Andrea Enria, has said he will look to curb eurozone banks’ concentration …
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SIs Add Value, but No Evidence for Speed Bumps – Panel
By Louisa Chender
March 22, 2019, Global Investor Group
Systematic internalizers are proving they add value to the market while there is no evidence to show speed bumps will do …
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PIMCO’s Schneider Sees ‘Mini Bouts of Illiquidity’ Ahead for Markets
Jerome Schneider, head of short-term bond portfolios at Pimco, discusses short-term market concerns and how inflation plays into the Federal Reserve’s rate path. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”…
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Volume Caps Under Scrutiny in MiFID II Review
By Shanny Basar
March 15, 2019, Markets Media
The mandated review of the operation of MiFID II should focus on the double volume caps on equity trading in dark pools …
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Swaps Market Still Has Impediments to Participation, Experts Say
By Charles Tomlinson
March 14, 2019, SmartBrief
The original goals of the Dodd-Frank Act have largely been met, although the industry is still working to overcome some barriers to participation, …
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ECB Attacks E.U. Plans for Boosting Supervision of Clearing Houses
By Jim Brunsden and Claire Jones
March 17, 2019, Financial Times
European Central Bank officials have strongly criticized E.U. plans for boosting supervision of clearing houses, saying they leave it …
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Differing European Approaches May Hamper IBOR Transition
By Helen Bartholomew
March 14, 2019, Risk
Regulators in the U.K. and Eurozone have opposing visions for the end state of benchmark reform, creating a challenge for buy-side firms as …
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FIA Warns About Risks of Regulating Foreign Activity
By Louisa Chender
March 12, 2019, Global Investor Group
The Futures Industry Association (FIA) warns that attempts by national regulators to oversee foreign activity could lead to increased fragmentation of …
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Stability Heightens Flash Crash Risks – Research
By Rob Mannix
March 11, 2019, Risk
Flash crashes are most likely to occur in stable markets when latent liquidity converts to real orders too slowly, new research from quants …
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MiFID II: ELP SIs Take Record Market Share in February
By Tim Cave, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABBFORUM
European equity trading activity began to track up in February, as daily notional increased to €61.7 billion. But the big …
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