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Absence of trader ID disclosures leading to MiFID II reporting failure
By Rebekah Tunstead
September 3, 2019, bobsguide
Uncertainty regarding reference data – particularly the identification of individual traders or decision makers in transaction reporting – is preventing compliance with the …
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German government asks EU to ease MiFID II rules
By Margaryta Kirakosian
August 28, 2019, CityWire Selector
Germany’s Ministry of Finance has asked Brussels to soften MiFID II guidelines, according to a statement from the governmental body.
The ministry …
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Creating Interest Rate Derivative Products? A Big Deadline Is Approaching
By Malavika Solanki, Derivatives Service Bureau
Originally published on the TABB Forum
As of Sept. 22, 2019, creators of OTC IR derivatives will need to more accurately represent the relevant …
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Plato’s Planned Platform Could Serve as Precursor to European Consolidated Tape
By Josephine Gallagher
August 21, 2019, Waters Technology
When European regulators included measures for a consolidated tape (CT) in their 2018 review of the trading rulebook, it was largely met …
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How derivative compression is easing the Libor transition
By Thomas Helm
July 31, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
Although compression methods are complex, the principle is simple: fewer Libor contracts means less to worry about when the world’s …
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Industry bemoans ‘excessive’ rules
By Alice Tchernookova
July 25, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
Now that MiFID II has bedded down and the industry looks towards the next round of new regulations, market participants …
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AMF’s Ophèle: we need to change E.U. swaps trading mandate
By Samuel Wilkes
June 5, 2019, Risk
Robert Ophèle, chairman of French supervisor Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF), is in favor of loosening the scope of the European Union’s derivatives …
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No more delays on MiFID open access, E.U. regulator says
By Costas Mourselas
May 13, 2019, Risk
First it was on, then it was off.
Now it’s back on again. The far-reaching regulatory change designed to give European financial market …
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A Hard Look at the E.U.’s Changing Bond Markets
By George Bollenbacher, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABBFORUM
Although the European fixed income market is thought to be considerably smaller and more fragmented than the U.S. market, it …
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Will Libra Catalyze a Token Revolution in Finance?
By Monica Summerville, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
Facebook’s plans to launch the Libra digital currency have rattled regulators around the globe. But even as Facebook’s cryptocurrency …
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