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    US Congresswoman Maxine Waters
    In the time since she took on the position, the United States House Committee on Financial Services chair Maxine Waters has been a constant irritant for the Trump administration. One of his most outspoken critics, the 80-year old Democratic Representative for California does not take financial issues lightly, and has very much put a dampener on the administration's reform agenda it had managed to push through in the first two years following the 2016 election.
    John Crabb, June 26 2019
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    US Senator Elizabeth Warren
    It would be remiss of us to put a list like this together and not include the thorn in the side of Wall Street. Elizabeth Warren has dedicated much of her career to keeping the US financial sector at bay, and as senior Senator for Massachusetts for the last six years, has been able to make a marked influence from the Senate floor.
    John Crabb, June 26 2019
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    Jamie Dimon, chief executive officer, JPMorgan
    As head of the world's largest bank outside of Asia, the influence of our next candidate goes without saying. Rarely a day goes by without Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan, making a gregarious comment on how some fragment of the financial sector is operating in a less than perfect way. With power comes influence, and JPMorgan's sway over the US and global banking sectors is indisputable.
    John Crabb, June 26 2019
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    Rachel Kent, head of financial services regulation, Hogan Lovells
    Rachel Kent is Hogan Lovells' head of financial services regulation, where she advises various types of institutions, both public and private.
    June 26 2019
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    Owen Lysak, partner, Clifford Chance
    A regular on lists like these, London-based Clifford Chance partner Owen Lysak advises clients on the full gamut of regulatory issues, from Mifid II to Brexit. But while many of his colleagues and contemporaries remain focused on the latter, Lysak tells IFLR that after three years of Brexit work, he's now beginning to look beyond.
    June 26 2019
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    EU regulators prepare for post-Brexit chaos
    With the UK’s exit looming and a high chance of the FCA’s role in shaping the single market’s regulatory framework receding, EU27 authorities tell Practice Insight that they must rally together to strengthen the union
    Alice Tchernookova, June 25 2019
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    SEC, CFTC, FCA link up shows cross-border harmonisation is critical as ever
    Lawmakers including Senator Chris Dodd, Congressman Barney Frank and CFTC chairman Christopher Giancarlo tell IFLR that fragmentation between foreign markets is a thorn in the side of global stability
    John Crabb, June 25 2019
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    Mifid II: small US asset managers struggle with research unbundling costs
    The provisions contained within the EU directive that require research to be paid for separately to execution are having an effect in the US
    John Crabb, June 24 2019
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    Where have Europe’s IPOs gone?
    It’s the usual suspects: regulatory reforms and political volatility
    IFLR correspondent, June 21 2019
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    International securities markets create tax loopholes in CRS
    A joint investigation by Practice Insight and International Tax Review has uncovered evidence of reporting gaps in the OECD's Common Reporting Standards and securities markets. Part two will be published next week
    Thomas Helm and Danish Mehboob, June 20 2019
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