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Changing hats, March 2012
Sharon Bowles retains her role as chair of Econ in the EU, while Rosalind Tyson retires from the SEC and Chartis appoints a new CRO
The International Emissions Trading Association believes market credibility in the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme could come under threat if a set-aside scheme is implemented
Esma has published a discussion paper on new clearing rules just five days after the high-level text was agreed - but a quick start and a three-month deadline extension might not be enough
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Emir clearing rules agreed - but calls grow for delay to Esma deadlines...
Delays in the adoption of Europe's new clearing rules have eaten into the time Esma has to meet its June 30 rule-writing deadline
Reconsidering the LCR
The Basel Committee is considering several substantial changes to its liquidity coverage ratio, including scrapping the distinction between level 1 and level 2 assets. But will this help banks meet the requirement? By Michael Watt
Esma: questions grow as Emir deadline looms
The European Union’s securities markets authority will have to tackle an alphabet soup of new regulations and directives this year – Emir, Mifid and Mifir among them – with a staff smaller than that of Iceland’s national regulator. Can it handle...
Eiopa chairman raises concerns over Solvency II delays
Bernardino urges rapid vote on Omnibus II and a clear Solvency II timetable
Local regulators grapple with Solvency II implementation
National European regulators are moving forward with Solvency II implementation at varying speeds. With Omnibus II still to be finalised, the uncertainties over the rules are creating additional pressures for local regulators. Thomas Whittaker examines...
The volatility challenge
Extreme market volatility continues to make life hard for insurers. The eurozone rumbles on without any clear sign of resolution and the threats of a Greek default and wider contagion still loom ominously. As a result, insurers have been moving into risk...
Arguments on artificial volatility dampeners must focus on fundamentals...
Debate on matching and counter-cyclical premiums must not remain linked to needs of specific countries if political consensus is to be reached
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