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EU industry committee on faster trade settlement begins work next week (update*)
A newly created EU industry committee is set to advise the bloc on how to shorten its trade settlement cycle from two days to one — a target known as T+1. The commi... (more story)
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EU financial sector to see next step on securitization review by summer
The next step on the review of the EU’s securitization framework will be unveiled before summer — and will amend the existing rules, rather than being a new piece o... (more story)
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UK’s pension-funds clearing exemption marks further shift from EU
The UK is set to allow a long-term clearing exemption for pension funds, marking a further financial regulatory divergence from the EU. The decision follows a call ... (more story)
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US Treasury Secretary-nominee Scott Bessent said capital reforms for large US banks after the 2008 Great Financial Crisis over-reached, resulting in banking concentration and the flight of assets to unregulate... (more story)
The Russian owner of a superyacht detained in London in the wake of Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine is “blameless” and has been used as a “pawn” in western nations' confrontation with Russia, his lawye... (more story)
A newly created EU industry committee is set to advise the bloc on how to shorten its trade settlement cycle from two days to one — a target known as T+1. The committee will kick off its work on Jan. 22 with a... (more story)
Block was fined $80 million by regulators from 48 states over failures in its anti-money laundering compliance program at Cash App, its digital money-transfer platform.
A Bank of England's executive director said that the calls for deregulation of the financial services sector reminded him of calls made to financial regulators prior to the 2008 global financial crisis. Nathan... (more story)
Eugene Shvidler, a Russian-born businessman and friend of former Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich, today took his bid to overturn the UK sanctions designation imposed on him in the wake of the inva... (more story)
The House of Lords, Britain's upper chamber, heard from representatives of UK consumer groups on Wednesday that the government's push for more growth and less red tape in financial services should be reconside... (more story)
The next step on the review of the EU’s securitization framework will be unveiled before summer — and will amend the existing rules, rather than being a new piece of legislation — European Commission official ... (more story)
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The UK will see its Russian sanctions regime stress-tested this week as the country's top judges hear appeals from billionaire oil tycoon Eugene Shvidler and Russian businessman Sergei Naumenko. The government... (more story)
The EU's highest court is set to rule on three cases which could significantly impact the EU banking resolution framework; one of the main pillars of the framework for banking stability built after the great f... (more story)
The London Stock Exchange's junior market, the Alternative Investment Market, turns 30 this summer after enduring a record year for delistings. Will there be anything to celebrate? The exodus of companies from... (more story)
Rostin Behnam's announcement today that he will step down as US Commodities Futures Trading Commission chair marks the departure of an aggressive enforcer on cryptocurrency matters on the eve of a new administ... (more story)
The US Federal Reserve will shelve policy making on Basel III capital requirements, stress tests, long-term debt and discount window rules until a replacement is confirmed for Biden appointee Michael Barr. Bar... (more story)
The tender for the UK consolidated tape for bonds data is set to open this month, and the tape should then enter into service at the end of the year. But there is still uncertainty on how much it will cost. Th... (more story)
Third-Party Litigation Funding is getting increased attention from EU regulators, fueled by pushes from business representatives who say it presents a risk for their activity. The TPLF industry, which says the... (more story)
Banks and regulators appear to be approaching another clash — this time over stress tests — just months after the firms forced US officials to retreat from their proposal for Basel III capital requirements. Sm... (more story)