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IHS Markit and the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) have struck a deal with the European Commission that will open up access to the rights of their intellectual property, in a settlement over an anti-trust probe that has been ongoing since 2011.
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The European Banking Authority has taken the first step toward aligning Europe’s capital requirements rules with expected changes to the rules that will apply to the world’s biggest banks. -
China gave the first sign that it has started phase two of the renminbi cross-border interbank payment system (CIPS) with Bank of China Hong Kong (BOCHK) becoming the first offshore direct participant last week.
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Rules to stop insider trading are well intentioned, but can stop markets functioning properly by making the ordinary exchange of views, gossip, colour and rumour dangerous. Reacting to information is exactly what markets are about.
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Persistent dislocations between the CDS and cash bond markets are only likely to continue, because of the increased cost of regulations, limited balance sheet capacity at banks, and relative illiquidity in the cash bond markets, according to a staff report from the New York Federal Reserve.
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The European Court of Justice ruled on Tuesday that criteria set by the European Commission in 2013 for funnelling public money into ailing banks — requiring first a bail-in of private capital — are neither contrary to EU law nor binding on member states.
