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    Brexit: market concerned CCP relocation will price them out
    Market participants are worried about the EU’s attempt to relocate derivatives clearing from the UK, as basis swaps between central clearing counterparties have already been widening since the UK voted to leave the EU in 2016. Banks and asset managers argue that this could price them out of the market. Aside from the fundamental increased clearing costs, additional supervisory and operational fees
    Sharon Kimathi, March 22 2018
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    Banks reluctant to begin Brexit repapering
    Isda, investors and sellside operations managers are concerned about Brexit’s impact on existing and legacy contracts, as current repapering cost estimates hover around the $10 million mark per firm. A lack of equivalence would also mean greater exposure to over-the-counter contracts, which may in future count towards various regulatory thresholds
    Sharon Kimathi, March 22 2018
  • FIRDS
    Mifid II: industry calls on Esma to improve FIRDS data quality
    Esma's central reference database is integral to Mifid II's drive towards transparency, but according to transaction reporting heads and trading venue regulatory specialists it's full of mistakes and gaps. With little progress made on correcting those mistakes so far, firms fear a backlog of old reports will need to be re-evaluated in future
    March 22 2018
  • Compliance
    Will HK's new AML rules have the desired deterrent effect?
    The financial regulator's tough new guidelines could come up against a slowdown in enforcement
    Karry Lai, March 21 2018
  • Court in Louisiana
    Appeals decision opens door for SEC best interest standard
    Last week’s ruling to vacate the fiduciary rule gives the SEC carte blanche to craft its own version
    John Crabb, March 21 2018
  • euflag
    Non-EU firms unaware of GDPR compliance
    The regulation’s extraterritorial effect has caused data centres to be moved inside the EU
    March 16 2018
  • yen
    PRC investors are put off by offshore deal approval uncertainty
    As the US government clamps down on foreign buyers of national assets, Chinese buyers could be going elsewhere
    Karry Lai, March 15 2018
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    PRIMER: the Senior Managers Certification Regime
    Nearly two years on from its implementation, has the regime achieved its aim of curbing bad bank behaviour?
    March 15 2018
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    Banks’ Brexit relocation plans revealed
    Restructuring plans are well underway for both buy and sellside firms in anticipation of Brexit, but financials are facing challenges with their operating models as Esma cracks down on firms without ‘substance’ in the EU27. Here banks and asset managers describe internal tensions as individuals raise concerns about relocating their families...
    Sharon Kimathi, March 15 2018
  • best ex
    Mifid II: best ex burden produces worse result for client
    According to traders and brokers, the new best execution regime is producing a worse end-result for clients than before. As front desk staff look to ease the recordkeeping burden, some are going to fewer market makers for an initial price, while others are neglecting to record quotes that don't result in trades - which is contrary to the rules
    March 15 2018
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