Aiming to further boost the shift away from Libor in exchange-traded derivatives, the exchange has launched its own version of SOFR First for options, with support from the ARRC
Responding to industry concerns, the Commission has reopened and extended comment periods for its climate disclosure and private fund adviser proposals
A new platform to discuss opportunities for better international alignment on climate disclosures will be announced in the ‘not-so-distant future’, according to ISSB chair Emmanuel Faber
Despite the willingness to reduce dependencies linked to globalisation, the need for regulators to collaborate is higher than ever to respond to challenges and coordinate the global response to ongoing conflicts
Despite the willingness to reduce dependencies linked to globalisation, the need for regulators to collaborate is higher than ever to respond to challenges and coordinate the global response to ongoing conflicts
The increased use of electronic trading and the added value that the regulatory reporting of foreign bonds would bring amid volatility caused by the Ukraine crisis justify a revision of the SEC supervision’s of the space
Speaking at City Week 2022 in London, IIF CEO Tim Adams reflected on the US’s track record in establishing green finance policies in the context of rising political and social division
Following the release of the SEC’s climate disclosure proposal, market participants have reiterated the need for consistency and alignment with international standards
With substance and delegation requirements largely under control, asset managers are moving to the next phase of implementation and re-evaluating strategies created for Brexit
The Commission has taken a more prescriptive approach than usual in its proposal, and workload is expected to increase significantly for impacted companies
Following a ramping up of sanctions against Russia, sources say that market participants should be prepared to continue operating under restricted conditions in the long haul
The asset management industry has widely welcomed the targeted approach of the review, but some changes relating to harmonisation and loan origination funds are expected
