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PRA and FCA go much further than EU in loosening rules
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Pension funds and other buy-side institutions are not prepared to meet new variation margin rules expected to come into force on March 1. And if they cannot trade, the regulation is not worth the paper it is written on, delegates heard at a conference in Luxembourg last week.
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) asked the EU Commission to keep its exemption from EU banking regulation, in a letter sent on January 12. -
China’s financial markets have undergone a huge transformation over the past few years with a series of reforms aimed at improving access for foreign investors and liberalising its exchange rate mechanism. GlobalRMB reached out to several industry bodies to get a sense of initiatives they are working on and where China’s reform priorities lie this year.
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Werner Hoyer, president of the European Investment Bank, expressed on Tuesday his hopes that the bank could keep a strong relationship with the UK after it withdraws from the EU.
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The chairman of the European Securities and Market Authority, Steven Maijoor, has complained of a mismatch in the treatment of EU central counterparties by other regulatory authorities versus that of overseas CCPs operating in the EU, at a time when a change of US regulatory direction appears imminent.
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Tradeweb is working with Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX) to provide the infrastructure for Bond Connect, which will give foreign investors access to the Chinese interbank bond market, GlobalRMB has learned.
