Corporates and asset managers are refusing to sign any repapered contracts in anticipation of a soft or cancelled Brexit. They say they will deal with it nearer the time, and hope regulators will be flexible
The corporate and financial world has been more focused on other areas, but needs to consider the disruption to P&L when intercompany loans are renegotiated
Bankers and lawyers explain how the German law instrument that flies under the regulator’s radar has risen to prominence in the post-crisis environment
Market consensus is forming around temporary solutions such as the CRA III or BoE templates while firms continue to wait for the European Commission’s approval
Practice Insight’s latest landmark report sees in-house compliance managers and directors determined to learn from past regulatory mistakes when implementing the Securities Financing Transactions Regulation
While divergent practices continue to render RTS27 data almost entirely useless, certain players are working incredibly hard behind the scenes to extract value
Big banks are giving employees their new contracts to be signed and dated once they have officially relocated to an EU hub, while large buyside firms are assessing their Mifid activities
Hedge funds are putting the "fear of god" into issuers over post-Libor lawsuits, according to lawyers, issuers and funds speaking to Practice Insight
This landmark Brexit survey reveals how capital market participants are responding to the UK's exit from the EU, as both buy and sellside firms discuss their struggle with internal politics, novations and relocation preparations.
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