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Equity derivatives strategists are bullish on equities in the short term as European business confidence is high and US markets bask in the afterglow of tax reform passed by President Donald Trump. But questions remain over how long the US equity bull run can continue, with some experts encouraging more cautious long positions this year. -
In our last article of 2017 we noted that it was widely billed as the year of political risk. Perhaps those in the fixed income world will call 2018 the year of TLAC (total loss absorbing capacity).
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has gone public with its concerns over the fees that trade repositories charge their clients and made recommendations for change.
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From February, the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) might be able to ban or impose fines on anyone doing business in unregulated markets if they break codes of best practice — codes that might have been written almost anywhere or by anyone.
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Expat Asset Management has joined German exchange group Deutsche Boerse as a new exchange traded fund issuer, debuting with an ETF that provides exposure to Bulgarian stocks.
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Two US senators have scolded the European Commission's efforts to unilaterally change agreed rules for the oversight of foreign clearing houses in the wake of Brexit, backing the toughening position of Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman Christopher Giancarlo.
