News analysis on how banks and asset managers are implementing conduct-focused rules, including investor protection under Mifid II’s product governance frameworks and the integrity of Libor.
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
While divergent practices continue to render RTS27 data almost entirely useless, certain players are working incredibly hard behind the scenes to extract value
Hedge funds are putting the "fear of god" into issuers over post-Libor lawsuits, according to lawyers, issuers and funds speaking to Practice Insight
Primary bond markets are seeing differing opinions between banks and their clients, especially regarding where responsibility for the allocation process lies, according to issuers, banks, lawyers and consultants speaking to Practice Insight
Trade associations are boosting their lobbying efforts for harmonious post-Brexit temporary measures across the EU27. Market sources are struggling to gather all the relevant laws in one place as the news evolves rapidly
A number of opportunistic buyside firms are gearing up to bring cases against banks later for changing the reference rate on contracts. Some fear a cottage industry will emerge
Our rivals’ fondness for replicating Practice Insight’s content is now becoming a trend. But market participants would be wise not to rely on imitations
Syndicate bankers don't see any best practice for allocation justifications in primary bond markets - though a common framework does exist, and the differences are mostly marginal
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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