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  • As banks and product manufacturers weigh the extraterritorial impact of the EU's new retail investor protection regime, some are withholding products in lieu of further guidance while others consider rolling it out globally
  • The non-traditional route could be the right approach for certain companies, provided they have enough capital and can guarantee stock liquidity
  • Banks have not been able to engage in proprietary trading since the financial crisis. But reform could be on the cards
  • The independent auditing body has recommended that the bank improve guidance and apply objective criteria
  • The directive applies to products rather than participants, which could be where problems start
  • In the absence of clarity from Esma on a key piece of the new reform, firms are being left to decide internally how to treat fee disclosure. That's led to wild inconsistencies in approach, according to four banks that spoke to Practice Insight
  • Part one of Practice Insight's landmark survey on Mifid II and its impact on market structure focuses on systematic internalisers. All respondents are market participants at banks that have opted in to the regime
  • Bankers are divided over an element of the sweeping new directive that some think has the potential to end order inflation in initial bond sales for good
  • Buy and sellside firms and industry associations tell Practice Insight what they are lobbying the European Commission on, from scope to performance scenarios. They now have the support of the ESAs too
  • Three portfolio managers do not think the new EU Money Market Funds regulation has taken the nuances of different member states into account. They see the introduction of the LVNAV as a hindrance to the market as it’s already turned execution into a lengthy process. A price hike for short-dated commercial paper is expected in response