The UK’s FICC Markets Standard Board reminds banks to deal fairly with clients benchmarking against the most up-to-date prices.
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The UK’s FICC Markets Standard Board reminds banks to deal fairly with clients benchmarking against the most up-to-date prices.
Europe won’t be will be unable to meet September deadline and suggests mid-2017.
Two leading regulators unite to advise financial infrastructure providers on cyber-resilience.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange wins historic approval from ESMA to be first US clearing house to clear derivatives in Europe.
Democrats ponder imposing a US financial transactions tax on high-frequency traders, mirroring calls in Europe for a similar levy on trades.
Industry associations ask US regulators to reconsider rule requiring algorithmic traders to submit their source code for inspection.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission charges Alvin Guy Wilkinson
The cost of anti-money laundering compliance is soaring across Asia.
Two Singaporean banks are accused of colluding to manipulate derivatives prices in the country.
Australian regulator presses banks to increase their capital reserves despite big improvements.
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