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FCA - MiFID II Implementation Timetable
The FCA has produced a useful implementation timeline on MiFID II
CONTINUE READINGPimco Calls for CCP Standards to Protect Client Assets
Pimco issued a white paper in October calling for global standards for derivatives clearinghouses in order to maximize the protection of client assets and reduce systemic risk if a clearinghouse were to fail.
CONTINUE READINGCFTC examines FX clearing mandate
On Oct. 9, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission hosted a discussion with market participants on mandatory clearing for non-deliverable forwards.
CONTINUE READINGHong Kong-Shanghai Trading Link Delayed
The much-anticipated trading link between exchanges in Shanghai and Hong Kong is technically ready for launch but no date has been set yet for trading to begin, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing said on Oct. 26.
CONTINUE READINGEqual and instant cccess to government released data
The government's release of data that has the potential to move markets is an important issue to FIA PTG members.
CONTINUE READINGFIA Response to HM Treasury’s Fair and Effective Markets Review Recommendations on Benchmarks
FIA submitted its response to HM Treasury’s Fair and Effective Markets Review Recommendations on Benchmarks, with proposals on seven benchmarks including the LBMA gold and silver fixes and ICE Brent Futures.
CONTINUE READINGInfoNet 2014 - What can we expect from MiFID II? The pre- and post-trade environment
After months spent coming to terms with and implementing EMIR, senior management and their operations and technology specialists are waking up to the challenges set out in MiFID II/R.
CONTINUE READINGThe pre- and post- trade environment - what can we expect from MiFID II/R?
Snapshot interviews with InfoNet guest speakers and panellists
CONTINUE READINGESMA Consultation Papers on Market Abuse Regulation
ESMA Consultation Papers on Market Abuse Regulation
CONTINUE READINGFIA EPTA Responds to ESMA Consultation on Market Abuse Regulation
The FIA European Principal Traders Association responded on Oct. 15 to the European Securities and Markets Authority's consultation papers regarding the Market Abuse Regulation.
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