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People moves: Credit Suisse senior shake-up, and more
Latest job changes across the industry
Jumbo trades propel BNPP, TD up forwards rankings
Counterparty Radar: In Q1 2021 data, outsiders are eating into US banks’ business with domestic funds
Insider dealing: amping up surveillance measures
Joe Schifano, global head of regulatory affairs at Eventus, examines how volatility resulting from the Covid‑19 pandemic has made markets more susceptible to insider dealing activity, prompting regulators to urge firms to reinforce surveillance measures…
Federal bill unpicks some, not all, US Libor legacy knots
Legislative effort is progressing with bipartisan support, but non-US law contracts won’t benefit
Ex-regulators back PTFs’ call to reform Treasuries clearing
G30 proposal comes just weeks after PTFs requested improvements to Ficc sponsored clearing
Green push from SEC could trigger another ‘Enron’, says Peirce
SEC commissioner warns that mandating ESG disclosure standards would distort capital flows
US mutual funds’ crypto holdings doubled to over $1bn in Q1
BlackRock and MSIM are among 16 US fund managers dipping their toes into crypto investing
A BMR-shaped hole in the US Libor transition
US could benefit from copying EU Benchmarks Regulation as market moves to shaky Libor successors
Archegos shows up US swaps reporting shambles
Problems with existing data mean SEC’s pending TRS reporting rules won’t bring the issue to order
Pick a rate: pitfalls and prizes in the post-Libor world
SOFR set to win big in replacing Libor, but trillions could scatter across alternatives
Could global regulators miss another Archegos whale?
Spotting systemic risk from OTC swaps requires cross-border access to derivatives data
SOFR alternatives remain on track despite regulatory warnings
Pointed criticism from FSOC has done little to dampen interest in credit-sensitive rates
SEC’s Gensler takes aim at Bloomberg’s BSBY index
Credit sensitive SOFR alternative has “many of the same flaws as Libor”, regulator says
Archegos raises questions about Hong Kong listing rules
Deference to US disclosures stopped Baidu’s Hong Kong listing shining a spotlight on Archegos
Trouble in the family: regulators’ options after Archegos
What rule changes are needed in response to the messy collapse of Bill Hwang’s firm?
Could an Archegos blindside banks in Europe? Not really
Archegos’ banks were burnt by its hidden US swaps – in much of Europe, they would have to be public
US Treasuries: a venerable market in need of fresh thinking
The world’s most important market has evolved ad hoc; bringing order to it will be no small task
The US Treasury’s great market makeover
Changes to regulation will need to take account of evolving market structure
Games of hazard: NSCC’s margin waiver sets bad precedent
By waiving a $2.2 billion cash call for Robinhood, members worry the NSCC may have dug itself a trap
Bill Dudley: exclude reserves, not Treasuries, from SLR
Former head of NY Fed says standing repo facility and reform of G-Sib buckets also key
CFTC’s Behnam wants federal oversight of crypto markets
Proposal would make US first Western country to regulate crypto exchanges and traders
A bitcoin ETF could threaten the world’s biggest crypto fund
Regulated funds may suck away demand for Grayscale’s off-exchange investment trusts
New SEC derivatives rule – What mutual fund managers need to know about risk and regulations
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has adopted Rule 18f-4, which requires registered funds and business development companies to implement a robust regulatory framework for derivatives use. This webinar provides a comprehensive overview of the new…