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.
Market participants have shown concern that the partial delay of the USD Libor transition will impact the timing of Isda’s fallback methodology for derivative contracts, calling for a response from the trade body
UK authorities have just published a refresher of key upcoming deadlines and milestones, sending a clear message that there will be no backtracking from here onwards
The need for a fully-fledged capital markets union has regained attention in the aftermath of Covid-19, but the UK’s departure from the EU could reshape the project dramatically
ICE Benchmark Administration and Refinitiv have confirmed they would launch the production of their term Sonia benchmark on January 11, ahead of competitor FTSE Russell
The latest setback to the Libor transition came as little surprise to those involved in the process, calling into question the need for replacement rates in the first place
Struggling with the difficulties of regulatory reporting after Brexit, firms are questioning the need for such stringent requirements
Following the publication of a new action plan by the European Commission, market participants reflect on what the last few months have told us about the state of the capital markets union in Europe
The initial industry response to the multi-agency decision to delay parts of the USD Libor transition has been positive, but some sources argue the delay is causing more problems than it is fixing
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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