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Amid all of the hand-wringing about the advent of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive on January 3, there are some firms which are set to be clear winners, and welcome the start of the controversial regulation. -
China has long been cautious about opening up its capital markets as it learn from the lessons of other economies. But while such prudence has helped China avoid a crisis, it must not turn succumb to hubris and a wholesale rejection of the West’s experience.
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The State Council officially launched the financial stability and development committee (FSDC) – a new organ to co-ordinate financial reform and regulations – on November 8, appointing Ma Kai, vice-premier, as chairman of the committee.
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As the prospect of a ‘hard Brexit’ looms over the City of London, UK politicians are facing the humiliating prospect of losing financial market primacy to Paris. The derivatives market is one area where participants are actively looking across the Channel, worrying Nicky Morgan, chair of the UK parliament’s Treasury Select Committee.
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Proposals to review the European supervisory authorities were strongly criticised during a meeting of EU finance ministers on Tuesday. Luxembourg and Ireland led the fight against the draft plan, leaving France as its only supporter.
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The head of the foremost derivatives regulator in the US, Christopher Giancarlo, has issued a warning to European regulators on incoming regulation, condemning “costs and regulatory burdens” to the US economy.
