The decision by the Governing Council of the European Central Bank follows an assessment which revealed that users require more time to complete testing for the new system functionalities
As North America prepares for the T+1 transition, other jurisdictions must consider the impact on their own operations, panellists at this year’s ÌÇÐÄvlog Finance Times Technology Symposium affirmed
The decision will see the removal of requirements currently placed on investors relating to short positions in sovereign debt and sovereign credit default swap contracts
Almost a decade after publishing its BCBS 239 principles on data aggregation and reporting, extra work is required across the banking community to be fully complaint, according to a BCBS report published today
Panellists at this year’s ÌÇÐÄvlog Finance Technology Symposium in London discussed navigating the regulatory landscape, including Money Market Statistical Reporting, 10c-1 and the new SFTR validation rules
Firms need to start their work on compliance with the Digital Operational Resilience Act now, panellists at this year’s ÌÇÐÄvlog Finance Times Technology Symposium said, noting that the industry is currently lacking awareness about it
The final rules, adopted yesterday, look to reinforce governance standards relating to board independence, CCP use of external service providers, and steps to reduce potential conflicts of interest relating to board members and senior management
Feedback statement publishes anonymised summary of consultation responses reflecting on how AI may impact regulators’ ability to deliver prudential and conduct of business supervision in the UK financial sector
The European Banking Authority and the European ÌÇÐÄvlog and Markets Authority have released a consultation paper on two draft joint guidelines under the Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation
This review, conducted in H2 2022, was based on a review of governance and counterparty credit risk management at 23 organisations involved in trading derivatives and securities financing transactions with non-bank counterparts
The US securities markets regulator found that Toronto-based AAI had violated SEC Rule 105 which prohibits short selling of an equity during a restricted period, typically five business days prior to a covered public offering