Market Infrastructure

Market Infrastructure

Taiwan FSC Urges ListCos, Brokers to Bolster Cyber Defences

By Editors | 14/02/2022

The regulator is encouraging listed companies and securities firms to share information security information to achieve greater effectiveness in their cyber defences.

Market Infrastructure

ASX Proposes Changes to Rules on Investment Loss Allocation

By Editors | 14/02/2022

The changes relate to the allocation of US settlement bank investment losses that arise from the inclusion of variation margin exposures in ASX Clear (Futures) overnight margin calls.

ESG / Sustainability

Interconnected Data: A Strategic Approach to Regulatory Compliance

By Bradley Foster | 14/02/2022

Bradley Foster and Murat Bozdemir discuss the need to have a strategic data framework in place to ensure regulatory compliance and set out operational best practices for the road ahead.

Market Infrastructure

PBOC Issues New Bond Lending Rules for Interbank Market

By Editors | 14/02/2022

Financial institutions and foreign banks participating in the bond lending system must sign a master agreement, which NAFMII is tasked with developing.

ESG / Sustainability

Credible Data for a Sustainable Future

By Ashley Alder | 13/02/2022

Ashley Alder, Chair of IOSCO and CEO of the HK SFC, calls for greater consistency and transparency for ESG ratings and data.

Big Picture

Capital Controls Slowing Down Cross-Border Payments: CPMI

By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 13/02/2022

Using SWIFT gpi datasets, CPMI identified capital controls, longer bank offline hours, and batch processing as factors that slow down cross-border payments.

Market Infrastructure

IDX to Enhance Stock Options Trading Infrastructure

By Editors | 13/02/2022

IDX has suspended stock options trading in the interim. It is also planning to launch new ETF, futures and structured warrant products this year.

Market Infrastructure

HK Clearinghouses Ask Participants to Review Operational Procedures

By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 13/02/2022

Participants are warned that failure to adhere to the settlement timelines stipulated by the clearinghouses would constitute an event of default, which could result in disciplinary actions.

Market Infrastructure

The EU Puts London in the Last Chance Saloon: or Does It?

By Tony Freeman | 10/02/2022

Tony Freeman explains why European banks are unlikely to move away from clearing trades through London absent a regulatory mandate.