European capital markets require threefold policy action based on building a true EU single market for financial instruments, improved data quality and transparency in European markets, and strengthened investor protection standards
Today’s meeting of the Financial Stability Board Regional Consultative Group for Asia reflected on concentration risk arising from dependence on a small number of third-party service providers, along with macroeconomic imperatives linked to COVID-19
The proposals aim to align the UK derivatives reporting framework with international guidance from CPMI-IOSCO to ensure a more globally consistent data set
25 November 2021United Kingdom Reporter: Jenna Lomax
The European Commission has postponed the implementation of Central Securities Depositories Regulation mandatory buy-in provisions following months of speculation
Thirty banks remain in the Financial Stability Board’s 2021 list of global systemically important banks, based on data from the end of the preceding fiscal year
Under proposed Exchange Act Rule 10c-1, the US securities regulator will require lenders to report the terms of a securities lending transaction to a registered national securities association such as the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
The EU securities markets regulator has today published six consultation papers relating to central counterparty resolution regimes. The consultation period will extend until mid-January, with final reports likely to be released by Q2 2022
Trade Risk Manager offers front-office risk management and workflow tools that help users to ready themselves for enactment of the CSDR settlement discipline regime (SDR) and to manage a wider set of post-trade risks
Proposals, targeted for early 2022, aim to protect financial stability in the short term as well as medium-term objectives to reduce “risky over-reliance” on a third country
