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Back to the Future part IV – Regulatory Reporting to be the next one rescued?
Here we are … always following new market developments to inform our product development ...
Beware the Ides of March - A Drama of FX Swaps Reporting
This week I have been dusting off the Q&A release from ESMA in September 2018 ...
Deal and Cover - No Cover up When It Comes to Disclosures
Last week we looked at the recent GFXC note on Disclosures and today we take a deep dive ...
FX Disclosures - To Disclose or Not Disclose
Not if - it’s the clarity of content that counts for FX Disclosures! The Global FX ...
Banks saying farewell to LIBOR could lead to some uncomfortable judgements
LIBOR, which stands for ‘London Interbank Offered Rate’ is a benchmark interest rate that ...
LIBOR - Living on Borrowed Time?
LIBOR is going nowhere fast. With $370 trillion of outstanding notional swaps tied to it, ...
Down in the crypt - a Halloween spook sends shivers down some spines!
The UK’s Cryptoassets Taskforce is comprised of HM Treasury, the FCA and the Bank of ...
SFTR – The regulatory reporting net is about to be cast a whole lot wider
The European Union (EU) Securities Financing Transaction Regulation (SFTR) is part of ...
An American, European and Asian.....were in a bar discussing where to set up an FX trading hub.
With FX volatility now rising rapidly our three fintech entrepreneurs were planning how ...
A Letter from the Americans, European Corporates Take Note……..
The American Foreign Exchange Committee (FXC) has issued one of its letters last week ...
PSD2 – the really useful regulation
The 2018 Payment Services Directive (PSD2) opens up payments markets to new, radical ...
The Best Executed defence means no penalties.
As the data publishing season for best execution begins, it is timely to look at what is ...
