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  • A regulatory decision on whether Ethereum is a security could well have a damaging impact
  • Sources were initially perplexed as to why the commissioner has announced his intention to leave before the vote on the controversial regulation
  • Financial institutions embracing facial recognition or fingerprint reading technology need to be aware of data privacy rules
  • The Fed confirmed that it will be implementing the standards. Industry participants say that are keen to see data already collected to help improve the calibration of capital
  • Sovereign wealth funds and pension funds are having a big impact and forcing buyout houses to adapt
  • Arbitration hasn’t traditionally been used in audit-related disputes but its increasing use is an important opportunity for audit relationships globally
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  • As predicted, the new framework has forced a dramatic shift towards large-in-scale deals as traders look for workarounds to the contentious double volume caps. Here block trading specialists, bankers and operators of the EU's biggest dark pools explain what other factors are at play, including competition between active and passive strategies and the rise of technology
  • Some of the world's biggest banks are threatening to take their business elsewhere unless the brokers they interact with become trading venues under Mifid II. But brokers, many of them small, voice-based firms, argue they are being treated unfairly and don't have the infrastructure required to host a venue. At the most extreme end of the spectrum, it could force some out of business
  • The firm's Europe president Mark Hemsley responds to accusations from the AMF last week that its practices are not entirely transparent. Periodic auctions, which reveal limited info to the market before an order takes place, have become drastically more popular since Mifid II's double volume caps took effect, But they're not exactly what regulators had in mind when drafting the rules