The consultation package includes five key focuses; the standards once approved are set to facilitate the consolidated tape provider (CTP) appointment for the EU as well as increase transparency across market factions.
New appointment previously held positions at Euronext, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Royal Bank of Scotland, and CME Group.
There are three months to go for the remaining synthetic US dollar Libor settings.
The UK watchdog’s 25 committee members will serve for two years; individuals hail from firms including: Goldman Sachs, Vanguard AM, BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, LGIM, and JP Morgan, among others.
New report from Acuiti also notes the risk associated with new regulations as being a key concern on the horizon for market participants within the asset class.
With the global market trend heading towards shorter settlement cycles, SEC chair stresses the need for the UK to kickstart compression plans even if some market participants raise concerns.
New data offering will help inform the sustainability strategy of financial firms, alongside the sustainability reporting of their financing activities.
The drama around cut-offs at CLS and custodians prior to the T+1 implementation had many believing the FX market would alter drastically, but so far, it’s business as usual over the first three weeks of the shortened settlement cycle as the first big public holiday – and major test – approaches.
The adoption of Bloomberg’s MARS Hedge Accounting offering, alongside MARS Front Office and MARS Counterparty Risk, will provide the firm with a complete set of risk management capabilities.
The panel will focus on the major macroeconomic and geopolitical landscape, the future regulatory regime, FCA transformation, crypto assets, ESG, diversity and inclusion and private markets.