Richard Sandor, CEO of the American Financial Exchange, discusses how the idea that one rate will replace Libor in the US is no longer up for discussion, and how this way, everybody benefits
The new regime for UK investment firms is not due until January next year, but sources say that it is indicative of the FCA’s willingness to reform its approach to supervision
Market participants expect the long-anticipated review to tackle competitivity and harmonise transparency obligations among trading venues and SIs
The EU Taxonomy Regulation is a poster child for the EU’s trailblazing role in the green transition space. Bankers say the new rulebook is generally fulfilling its ambition, albeit with some complications
A lack of liquidity, consensus and indecision is dragging down progress, but with the deadline fast approaching firms must take action sooner rather than later
Libor can no longer be used in any new lending and cash products maturing after year-end. Industry figures take stock of market readiness
Market participants expect the Mifid II review to mark the beginning of a viable consolidated tape project in the near future
Negotiations on a memorandum of understanding for future financial services cooperation have now concluded, but it represents very limited practical progress for firms
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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