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Sweden Weighs Stricter Bond-Trading Rules After Funds Gated
By Love Liman and Rafaela Lindeberg
June 15, 2020, Bloomberg
Sweden’s financial watchdog says it may need to tighten rules around bond trading following a liquidity crunch that led 35 …
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EU Guides CCPs On Clearing Exchange-Traded Derivatives
By Najiyya Budaly
June 11, 2020, Law360
Europe’s markets watchdog on Thursday issued guidance aimed at helping central counterparties and trading venues assess whether exchange-traded derivatives can have access to …
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ESMA leaves door open to open access extensions
By Ross Lancaster
June 11, 2020, GlobalCapital
Open access, a delayed rule from the Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation (MiFIR), will force CCPs to clear any instrument that has been …
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EFAMA calls for changes to investor protection rules
May 22, 2020, Institutional Asset Manager
EFAMA has submitted its response to the European Commission’s consultations on the review of the MiFID II/MIFIR regulatory framework, where it has outlined its …
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Open Access and Market Data Cost Noted in MiFID II Review
By Shanny Basar
May 20, 2020, Markets Media
Open access to clearin ghouses and trading venues and the high cost of market data in the European Union have been highlighted …
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Spot FX shies away from regulatory yoke
By Rebekah Tunstead
May 12, 2020, Risk
The $2 trillion-a-day foreign exchange spot market underpins a huge array of basic economic activity, from going on holiday, to cross-border trade and …
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E.U. ‘non-paper’ reveals new effort to delay CCP open access
By Samuel Wilkes
May 4, 2020, Risk
The debate over whether to delay a European Union rule that gives listed derivatives participants the freedom to choose where they clear their …
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ESMA extends regulatory response dates
By Perle Battistella
March 23, 2020, Global Investor Group
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) will extend the response date from market participants for ongoing consultations, the regulator said …
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The U.K.’s path to E.U. equivalence: détente or detour?
By Samuel Wilkes
March 5, 2020, Risk
In post-Brexit Europe, the U.K.’s ability to retain direct trading and execution relationships with European Union firms hinges on 40 separate equivalence determinations …
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Reporting on LEI Progress – March 2020
By Allan D. Grody, Financial InterGroup
Originally published on the Financial InterGroup site
Below is a research note from Allan D. Grody of Financial InterGroup on the continued adoption of …
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