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Capital / Liquidity
British Banks Can Weather a No-Deal Brexit
By Manesh Samtani | 13/03/2019
While UK banks may not be fully ready to conduct business in EU jurisdictions, from a liquidity and capital point of view they appear well-positioned to weather a no-deal Brexit scenario.
Market Infrastructure
Urgent Action Needed on UK Trading Venue Equivalence
By Manesh Samtani | 05/03/2019
ISDA, FIA and eight other industry bodies warn of the disruptive impact that would result if urgent action is not taken by EU authorities to recognise UK derivatives trading venues.
Market Infrastructure
No-Deal Brexit to Have Little Impact on S. Korea, says FSS
By Editors | 22/02/2019
If the UK crashes out of the EU without an orderly exit deal in place, the damage to South Korea’s economy will be slight, according to the Financial Supervisory Service.
Market Infrastructure
EU, Singapore Agree to Mutually Recognise Derivatives Venues
By Editors | 21/02/2019
Singapore and EU-based firms will be able to trade derivatives on approved platforms based in either jurisdiction following proposed equivalence decisions by both regulators.
Market Infrastructure
IOSCO Members, ESMA Can Exchange Information Post-GDPR
By Editors | 15/02/2019
A decision by the European Data Protection Board will enable the continued sharing of information between ESMA and securities regulators outside the EU, in compliance with GDPR.
Market Infrastructure
SFTR: What Asian Financial Firms Need to Know
By Oliver Williams | 14/02/2019
Firms in Asia need to start preparing for the impacts SFTR will have on the way they manage their information flow when working with European counterparties, says DTCC’s Oliver Williams.
Market Infrastructure
ASIC ‘Well-Placed’ to Manage Impacts of No-Deal Brexit
By Editors | 08/02/2019
ASIC says it is carefully monitoring developments and has been liaising closely with UK and Australian authorities to plan for potential Brexit-related impacts.
Market Infrastructure
EU-Japan Data Sharing Agreement Takes Effect
By Editors | 29/01/2019
The EU adequacy decision on Japan creates the world’s largest area of safe data flows and serves as an example for future partnerships and global standard setting.
Market Infrastructure
China, Germany Enhance Capital Markets, Banking Cooperation
By Editors | 23/01/2019
The two countries will promote depository receipts, build an offshore market for A-share index derivatives in Frankfurt, and improve access for banks and insurers in either market.
Crypto / Digital Assets
Hong Kong, Luxembourg Sign Mutual Recognition of Funds Agreement
By Editors | 16/01/2019
Eligible general equity, bond or mixed funds authorised by the SFC can seek authorisation to be marketed to retail investors in Luxembourg.
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