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Sustainable Finance
WFE Explores Sustainability Standards for Commodity Markets
By Editors | 22/08/2019
In a new white paper, the WFE explores potential ways for commodity derivatives exchanges to address the impact of sustainability.
Market Abuse
CSRC Fines Four Individuals for Spreading False News
By Editors | 22/08/2019
The individuals, including a news editor, were fined for spreading ‘fabricated’ news that the CSRC blames for stock market declines in late January.
Trading & Investment
BNM Extends Range of Securities Eligible for Repo
By Editors | 21/08/2019
BNM’s draft policy document proposes to extend the maximum tenor of a repo to five years from 365 days previously, and to expand the securities that are eligible for repo.
Structural Regulation
US Regulators Approve Easing of Volcker Rule
By Manesh Samtani | 21/08/2019
Two of five US agencies have approved the Volcker Rule revamp, which aims to simplify its requirements and give banks more flexibility to trade.
Supervision & Enforcement
ASIC to Initiate Legal Proceedings Against Banks Within “Weeks”
By Editors | 20/08/2019
In addition to the 13 referrals from the royal commission, ASIC has been investigating “three times as many” case studies with a view to initiating legal proceedings in the new few weeks.
Trading & Investment
China Levels Playing Field for Foreign Asset Managers
By AsianInvestor | 20/08/2019
By enlarging their investment scopes, the regulator is also paving the way for them to expand their businesses in China.
Trading & Investment
PBOC Approves Development of ‘Standardised Notes’
By Editors | 20/08/2019
Standardised notes are tradable beneficiary certificates backed by a pool of commercial paper or bankers’ acceptances with similar maturities.
Conduct, Culture & Accountability
Australia Accelerates Post Royal Commission Reform
By Editors | 20/08/2019
Under the government’s implementation roadmap, close to 90% of its remaining commitments will be implemented by mid-2020, and legislation for the rest will be introduced by end-2020.
Trading & Investment
Treasurers and the Libor ‘Pre-Cessation’ Trigger
By CorporateTreasurer | 20/08/2019
Financial firms can’t seem to come to an agreement on the unofficial “pre-cessation” trigger that will signal the beginning of the end for Libor. Meanwhile, SOFR faces some controversy.
Trading & Investment
ASX to Move Bank Bill Futures to Cash Settlement
By Editors | 19/08/2019
It is widely believed that cash-settled contracts will increase trading activity and liquidity into and throughout expiry, and result in lower risk of failed settlement.
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