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OpRisk North America: ‘Nasty’ new regulation threatens foreign banks...
The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act expected to impact on the systems and operations both of US and foreign firms
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has named Ravi Menon as its new managing director. He replaces Heng Swee Keat who is leaving administrative service.
The new regulatory regime for structured products could exacerbate market distortions, says structured products boutique Luxembourg
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Gas groups rethink regulatory issues
Global co-ordination needed between gas regulators and operators; international group to report on infrastructure and environment in 2012
Regulation drives demand for technology
The use of technology is overwhelmingly being driven by the demands of regulation – Solvency II for insurers, and national regulations for pension schemes. Clive Davidson reports on how firms are changing regulatory requirements into a business benefit...
Regulation brings unlevel playing field for insurers in Asia
Solvency II has prompted serious interest from the Asian insurance industry, but while regulators head down the risk-based route it is a long way behind the European model, causing problems for international groups competing with their local peers. Theodora...
Finam on the front foot
As Russia’s largest brokerage company, Finam Investment’s operations in asset management, investment funds and its own bank gives it all it needs to build structured products. Now the firm is planning on tapping the Cypriot and German markets as it...
Climbing the modernisation mountain
South African pension fund legislation has been badly in need of an update for a number of years, but draft proposals have caused concern and confusion for industry participants. By Michael Watt
Efficient markets’ failure hamstrung central banks: CentralBanking.com...
Reliance on efficient markets hypothesis to develop policy frameworks must be reversed, LSE’s Brandon Davies and Fathom director Danny Gabay argue
Q&A: Craig Donohue, Chief Executive Officer, CME Group
As energy and commodities markets attempt to adapt to a raft of regulation changes from 2010 and lack of liquidity from 2009, Lianna Brinded speaks to the CME Group’s CEO about how risk appetite and derivative trading trends are shifting
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