INTERNATIONAL

    The Cashless Economy – Closer Than You Think

    By Peter Guy | 29/02/2016

    Determined financial regulation and proven technology could result in the cashless society needed for negative rates.

    When Regulations Drive Value

    By Peter Guy | 15/02/2016

    How regulatory issues play a key, but unintended role in the pressure on Deutsche Bank and BEA.

    Market Infrastructure

    EU, US Regulators Agree CCP Equivalency

    By Samuel Riding | 11/02/2016

    Regulators agree common standards on central clearing after three years of negotiation.

    Regulatory Compliance and the Coming Financial Crisis

    By Peter Guy | 03/02/2016

    Excessive financial regulation could play a major role in precipitating the next global crash.

    When Sovereign Debt Exposure is Risky

    By Peter Guy | 01/02/2016

    Forcing banks to reduce their dependency on sovereign debt to finance other operations generates uncomfortable questions about what kinds of business banks should be conducting.

    Market Infrastructure

    Regulatory Differences Threaten Blockchain Development – DTCC

    By Samuel Riding | 27/01/2016

    Post-trade services provider says variations in privacy and securities regulation pose challenges for distributed ledger.

    ESG / Sustainability

    Former SGX Head of Regulation Joins FSB Taskforce

    By Samuel Riding | 22/01/2016

    Yeo Lian Sim appointed to taskforce on climate-related financial disclosures.

    Market Infrastructure

    Basel III Pushes Up Costs at 50% of Hedge Funds: AIMA

    By Samuel Riding | 21/01/2016

    Survey finds 25% of alternative investment fund managers have seen costs rise more than 10 percent.

    Market Headwinds a Stiff Test for Regulations

    By Peter Guy | 18/01/2016

    The next regulatory crisis could be echoed in dire research reports.

    Market Infrastructure

    Basel III Market Risk Requirement Lower than Expected

    By Samuel Riding | 15/01/2016

    BCBS says banks will have to increase high-quality capital held against trading books by only 40 percent.

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