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Market participants have welcomed the European Securities and Markets Authority’s decision to change its focus from collecting reported trade data to checking quality and access to regulators. This comes as EMSA believes there is more work to be done before collected data can be used to detect systemic risk.
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Average pricing on orders executed on electronic trading venues could be the key to opening up a wider migration to central limit order books from the request-for-quote trading protocol, according to investors.
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The European Commission has strengthened its stance on an exemption from clearing and collateral responsibilities for firms making intragroup interest rate derivative transactions with third country entities.
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The European Commission has published its Green Paper on Capital Markets Union, alongside consultations on securitization and prospectus regulations. -
The investment that a central counterparty must make in a guarantee fund, also known as skin in the game, does not protect the end client, as larger CCP contributions to default funds increase concentration risk and encourage moral hazard, according to CME Group.
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In this round-up, China cross-border RMB trade settlement falls 12.1% in January, Taiwan RMB deposits keep climbing, Canada is updating market infrastructure to support RMB business, and the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect celebrates its first three months in operation.
