Financial Services Regulation

Group founded 01 Jul 2010
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This network is for financial professionals interested in staying up to date on financial services regulation happening anywhere in the world. CFOs, bankers, fund managers, treasurers welcome.

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Roberto Garavaglia

Brexit and digital payments: what are the impacts for the future

Since the stroke of midnight on 31 January 2020, United Kingdom 'is out', to use the same wording we have seen appearing in London's squares, to mark the country's exit from the European Union. Beyond...

16 Feb 2020
René Hendrikse

Curing the KYC compliance challenge with AI

Jokingly dubbed "deal prevention units" by some front-office staff, compliance teams now have the third most-stressful City jobs after that of an investment banker and a trader. Pre-crisis, ...

04 Feb 2020
John Pucciarelli

Regulation: A Surprising Catalyst for Innovation

Created in response to the global financial crisis, the Uncleared Margin Rules (UMR) are one of the most consequential regulatory events for the derivatives industry in recent years. While the rules w...

03 Feb 2020
Retired Member

We Need More Clarity to Regulate Digital Assets on a Global Scale

Anyone who has spent more than a day in the space acknowledges the urgent need for more clarity on a host of issues related to digital assets, which is to say that regulating markets for digital asset...

30 Jan 2020
Retired Member

A New Dawn for CMCs

What does the future holds for Claims Management Companies? The PPI mis-selling scandal saw the emergence of a new industry with the birth of Claims Management Companies (CMCs). Producing riches for C...

27 Jan 2020
Retired Member

New FinTech Data Raises Questions and Regulatory Policy Issues

2020's FinTech policy cycle started relatively quietly today with an interesting set of FinTech data from De Nederlandsche Bank (the Dutch Central Bank): Working Paper No. 663 "The Economic For...

06 Jan 2020
Michael Chambers

Record fine issued for governance and control failings over regulatory reporting

Yesterday, the UK arm of a large international banking group was fined £44 million for prolonged and pervasive shortcomings in its internal controls and governance arrangements around capital and liqu...

29 Nov 2019
Michael Chambers

A prudential end of year to-do list

With calendar year end right around the corner, now is a good time to think ahead about the annual review of your firm’s prudential governance arrangements. It’s a good time to sit down with a cup of ...

29 Nov 2019
Retired Member

Using automation to decrease risk in outsourcing for financial service organisations

Earlier this year, the European Banking Authority (EBA) issued its Guidelines on Outsourcing Arrangements, which highlighted areas of risk to banks and other financial organisations, relating to outs...

05 Nov 2019
Retired Member

Best Execution in the US: Three Things Broker-Dealers Need to Think About

As we head into 2020, US broker-dealers are preparing for new mandates on how they report transactions back to customers. The requirements – established by the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SE...

17 Oct 2019
Saeed Patel

Crypto Regulation - Asia Leading the Way

The exponential growth of institutional and retail investor interest in the crypto markets has led to the inevitable need to reposition existing financial regulatory frameworks to incorporate supervis...

15 Oct 2019
Mark Demo

REGULATORY IM VALIDATION IN EUROPE AND THE U.S. - WHAT PHASE 5 AND 6 FIRMS NEED TO KNOW

Approximately 250 firms, including many more buy-side firms, could fall into scope for Phase 5 of the Uncleared Margin Rules (UMR), according to AcadiaSoft’s estimates. At the same time, firms will ne...

08 Oct 2019

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