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The European Central Bank on Friday submitted a recommendation to allow it to regulate “clearing and payment systems”, both within the European Union and in other countries. -
The French markets regulator, the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF), has laid out its vision for enhanced powers at the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) to make sure that Europe’s supervisors apply consistent standards.
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From September IHS Markit will include UK and Swiss banks at the holding company level in its credit default swap (CDS) indices, but the index provider is still consulting on whether or not to include non-preferred senior debt.
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Final talks on the EU’s mitigation measures for banks applying IFRS 9 will start in September, ahead of the new standard coming into force in January 2018. But the Parliament and member states still disagree about how to calculate the capital relief offered to banks.
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Foreign investors using the Bond Connect will not be required to exchange their renminbi back to foreign currencies even after selling their bonds, if they intend to re-invest that money in onshore Chinese bonds, according to new interim rules for Bond Connect published by PBoC on June 21.
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Sharon Bowen, commissioner at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), on Tuesday announced she would be stepping down from her role, while communicating her frustration at the Trump administration’s failure to confirm new candidates.
