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The FCA has imposed its first fine for failure to report derivatives trades under the European Markets Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) — but endemic cultural issues in large banks suggest it won’t be the last. -
Expectations were low for breakthrough announcements on financial markets reform ahead of the Communist Party Congress, which started Wednesday. But regulators have dropped a few hints at what might be in store for the renminbi internationalisation (RMBi) agenda and the opening of the banking sector.
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) has warned banks in Europe that any debt they issue under English law may cease to count towards the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) as soon as the UK leaves the European Union.
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EU regulators vowed to push ahead with an EU27 version of the 'Capital Markets Union' as they look at life after Brexit.
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The European Union has fixed a regulation which would have accidentally banned securitization of many legacy assets, after an outraged response from the industry when the planned rule was published in the summer.
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The European Commission has asked the European Banking Authority (EBA) to consider how European Secured Notes (ESNs) should be treated for regulatory purposes. The future of ESNs is expected to depend on their regulatory treatment, bankers said.
