As the negotiating standoff continues, market participants are increasingly worried that politics will prevail over economics and are calling on negotiators to revise their positions
We asked a number of DC-based lawyers and experts what the financial regulatory space may look like under Joe Biden
The Financial Stability Board’s roadmap supplements existing timelines in other jurisdictions. Market participants believe it’s largely aimed at markets outside the US and UK
The buyside has made good progress on the transition compared to this time last year, but the road ahead is still long
As the market prepares to unwind basis swaps this coming weekend, CCPs and traders are hopeful that the auction process will go smoothly
While most agree that some form of remedy is needed for tough legacy contracts across all Libor currencies, early criticism has emerged on the EU’s proposed solution
Both the FCA and European regulators are suggesting that forbearance is likely to be in short supply in January 2021. The question is: will enforcement be driven by political considerations?
With just one quarter to go until the end of the transition period and limited progress on equivalence decisions, market participants are increasingly worried about future cross-border relations
Following more than 40 hours of interviews with 63 sources across financial services, Practice Insight’s landmark investigation into the accumulative impact of the financial crisis is now available
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