Chairman Jay Clayton tells Practice Insight that US firms are not doing enough to prepare their Brexit risk disclosures – some are only now conducting initial assessments. Banks say things are changing too quickly to keep up
Delays in custodian and collateral counterparties’ legal opinions put KYC and due-diligence timelines at risk. Here banks explain how they’re managing the process
Senior in-house counsel and bankers reflect on Brexit’s effects on capital markets as ECM desks abandon over 50 London Stock Exchange IPOs this year, while DCM struggles with low deal volumes and repapering
Faced with both Mifid II and the FCA reforms, ECM heads explain how the changes have already hit deal timelines and exacerbated insecurities regarding possible leaks
The December 14 deadline for responses to the FCA/PRA letter on Libor transition has significantly increased the industry’s focus on benchmark reform. As transition planning accelerates it will also start to highlight the enormous complexity of the challenge ahead
London-based financial institutions are rebuffing the French government’s attempts to persuade them to relocate to Paris. This has led to the government accelerating its no-deal Brexit contract continuity precautions
Despite public opinion – or because of it – major investment banks say they would rather not be tasked with choosing the new rate for legacy contracts
Our new free-to-read series gives the inside story on how your competitors are implementing new rules. First up is how firms on both the buy and sellside are managing research budgets, pricing, consumption and coverage
This landmark IPO reform survey reveals a market in dismay, as syndicate firms are struggling with interpreting the new unconnected analyst procedures, and face their insecurities regarding possible leaks..
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