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Will London be Berned like the Swiss?
By Attracta Mooney
July 6, 2019, Financial Times
For three years European asset managers have kept their fingers crossed for luck, wishing hard that the U.K.’s exit from the EU …
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Swiss stock trading shifts from E.U. after Brussels-Bern dispute
By Philip Stafford
July 1, 2019, Financial Times
Banks and fund managers in the E.U. have been forced to trade Swiss stocks on alternative systems as they cope with a …
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Swiss-E.U. bourse battle breaks out over stalled treaty
By Francesco Guarascio and Michael Shields
June 21, 2019, Reuters
Investors in the European Union and Switzerland will lose direct access to each others’ stock exchanges from July 1 in …
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Swiss National Bank announces policy rate to replace Libor
By Adam Samson and Sarah Provan
June 13, 2019, Financial Times
Switzerland’s central bank has announced a policy rate to replace one based on Libor as part of a global …
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Negative Rates, Designed as a Short-Term Jolt, Have Become an Addiction
By Brian Blackstone
May 20, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
For five years, European nations have been trying to jump-start their ailing economies with what was supposed to be a …
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Banks Should Quickly Adopt Libor Alternatives: Swiss Expert
By Angelika Gruber
March 29, 2019, Reuters
Banks should adopt alternative reference interest rates swiftly ahead of the expected end of Libor in 2021, said a Swiss expert and member …
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Shallow Liquidity Threatens Saron Momentum
By Natasha Rega-Jones
March 1, 2019, Risk
The start of any journey may give little indication of the toil that lies ahead, as anyone who has attempted to scale Switzerland’s …
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Switzerland Moves Ahead With Backward-Looking Term Rate
By Natasha Rega-Jones
February 11, 2019, Risk
The Swiss rates market has shelved attempts to create forward-looking term rates for Saron-linked cash products, and instead will link them to a …
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Banks Divided on Op Risk Approaches
By Louie Woodall and Abdool Fawzee Bhollah
January 28, 2019, Risk Quantum
U.S. and Australian banks favor the advanced measurement approach for calculating operational risk capital requirements more than their …
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Swexit: The Impact on Equity Trading One Week On
By Tim Cave, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
On July 1, European traders scrambled to quickly move their trading in Swiss shares from London and EU venues …
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