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EMIR Refit: What to do now EMIR Refit is ‘Live’
Now that the new reporting obligations EMIR (European Markets Infrastructure Regulation ...
Are manual processes and legacy systems hurting our most modern neobanks?
Treasury Management as a utility presents undiscovered opportunities for neobanks and ...
The New Standard – ISO20022 and what it means to treasury?
ISO 20022 represents a quantum leap in the realm of financial messaging standards, ...
Brexit Pragmatism paves the way to proportionate Banking Regulation
Markets appear, according to commentators, to be pricing in a last-minute deal between ...
The Haunting of an OTF; the Devil will be in the detail.
Following on from the MAR report in my last blog comes one on a consultation from ESMA ...
A Ghost of Christmas Past Makes an Early Appearance – ESMA and MAR Haunt the Spot FX Market
As we approach Halloween market abuse has come back to haunt the FX market. Our Advent ...
Climbing the Mountain and Levelling the Playing Field – a dichotomy solved?
For some time in the UK the regulators and authorities have tried to introduce true ...
Do you know your SOFR from your SARON? The new benchmarks
Given the longstanding focus on the familiar, well-used trading benchmarks and indices ...
The new Lego - building blocks of the new cross-border payment roadmap
I have been catching up on some light reading in the glorious English sunshine. One ...
Uncleared Margin Rules – more regulatory requirements are on the horizon!
The regulation for Uncleared Margin Rules (UMR) was set in motion at the 2009 G20 meeting ...
Back aboard LIBOR Reform – full steam ahead in the UK.
A triumvirate of the Working Group on Risk-Free Reference Rates (RFRWG), the FCA and the ...
Drifting back to a bright new future?
The effect of the pandemic has been a mixed bag for many involved in our markets. The ...
