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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has proposed a two year extension on the deadline for smaller trading counterparties to comply with a derivatives clearing obligation under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR), citing lack of progress on the initiative.
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The renminbi is joining the IMF special drawing rights (SDR) later this year, but that achievement does not mean mission accomplished for China’s authorities. For Beijing to achieve its stated goals of making the RMB a reserve currency and the SDR a real world currency more steps will be needed, according to leading monetary policy experts. -
Only three days before he leaves office as a European Commissioner, Jonathan Hill announced the Commission is making a wider range of loans to small and medium sized enterprises eligible for reduced risk weights on bank balance sheets.
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Regulators have failed to consider the data challenges of their plans to impose margin on uncleared swaps, threatening a “tidal wave of new documents”, said D2 Legal Technology, a consulting firm specialising in legal and regulatory data management.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision’s updated securitization framework shows strong alignment with the European Commission on risk weights — but adverse discussions in the European Parliament mean that the chances creating the elusive 'level playing field' for high quality securitizations looks slim.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has updated its framework for the regulatory capital treatment of securitization, allowing a “modest” reduction in minimum capital requirements for deals that meet “simple, transparent and comparable” (STC) criteria.
