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The European Commission is set to unveil a draft regulation next week aimed at ensuring that central counterparties which fail are resolved in an orderly manner.
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A new swathe of asset managers will be caught by rules on how they use benchmarks, after the European Securities and Markets Authority broadened its planned clampdown.
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The European Commission proposed on Wednesday to extend its ‘SME supporting factor’, which gives easier regulatory treatment to SME lending, and to create a new regulatory subsidy for infrastructure.
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The European Commission this week announced a banking reform package that will result in changes to the CRR and CRD IV capital requirement legislation, as well as changes to the BRRD and SRMR legislation relating to recovery and resolution of failing financial institutions. The package is very broad, so we won’t attempt to comment on all of the measures. -
Hong Kong is seeking to position itself as a financing hub for infrastructure in the wake of China’s Belt and Road scheme. As a result, the HKMA established the Infrastructure Financing Facilitation Office (IFFO) in July 2016 to connect the organisation with financial institutions, service firms and corporates active in the sector.
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In an interview with GlobalRMB, Vincent Lee, executive director, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, laid out HKMA’s plans for the future of Hong Kong as an offshore RMB hub, and for the recently created Infrastructure Financing Facilitation Office (IFFO), which he oversees.
