Compliance

The proposed inclusion of nuclear and gas into official definitions of green could lead to a more fragmented use of the taxonomy and prevent it from becoming a gold standard

The latest CMU package unveiled by the European Commission late last year is a step in the right direction but falls short of market needs, sources say

Compared to the RCEP, the CPTPP has much stronger language in encouraging data flow and countries with data localisation requirements will find it difficult to comply with the pact

Practice Insight explores the complexities of one of Mifid II’s controversial concepts as well as its future in a post-Brexit trading landscape

The EU Commission’s proposal to change double volume caps to single ones for dark trading will simplify the rule but will have a limited effect on market structure, according to sources

The introduction of the long-term asset fund (LTAF) last month has been hailed as a strong move but will need more support measures to support it, especially from a tax perspective

After several years of battling against the mandatory buy-in requirements, market participants are relieved by the European Commission’s decision but anticipate more permanent announcements