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The recent global hack attack using algorithms apparently stolen from the NSA should focus our attention on the safety of the electronic information floating around the world’s capital markets, particularly in light of MiFID II’s personal data reporting requirements. But the EU’s new Global Data Protection Requirement should provide some comfort, shouldn’t it? CMA’s George Bollenbacher… Read More »
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Having trouble following and understanding all of the new market regulations coming out of Europe? Looking for a guide to MiFID? MiFID II? MAR? MAD? Download and read through CMA’s new EU Regulations Series in which George Bollenbacher explores various EU market regulations and their effects.
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What happens if and when one of the large CCPs runs into a major default by one or more of its members? George Bollenbacher, CMA’s Head of Regulatory Reform, takes a deep dive into the risks and regulatory requirements. http://tabbforum.com/opinions/ccp-resolution-scuba-diving-in-murky-waters
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Are you curious about how MiFID II and MiFIR will be implemented, both in Europe and for US investment firms? Check out CMA’s George Bollenbacher’s analysis of the latest Q&A’s released from ESMA now on TabbFORUM. Read the article here: http://tabbforum.com/opinions/arent-you-glad-you-asked-esmas-latest-q-and-as
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On December 8, 2016, Capital Markets Advisors and SoftwareAG lead an industry discussion over the business requirements and technology for solving compliance on new Market Abuse Regulations. CMA’s Head of Regulatory Compliance, George Bollenbacher, was one of the featured speakers. If interested in future events, or to learn more about MAR and its effects upon the industry,… Read More »
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CMA was once again one of the corporate sponsors of Wall Street Rocks, this time for their Veterans Benefit Concert on December 16, 2016 at The Highline Ballroom in NYC. Wall Street Rocks is an important and unique non-profit organization with collaborative efforts from employees across the financial, technology and entertainment industries focused on supporting heroic Americans… Read More »
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GFMA News
- EU plan to tighten euro-clearing oversight faces US opposition June 23, 2017Market participants in the US are raising concerns about the European Commission's proposal to increase supervision of cleari -More-
- AFME's inaugural European Compliance and Legal Conference will take place on 19-20 September at De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms in London June 23, 2017Registration is now open for AFME's inaugural European Compliance and Legal Conference which will bring together a high-level -More-
- Treasury repo rate chosen as Libor alternative June 23, 2017The Alternative Reference Rates Committee, which is made up of major international banks, chose a Treasurys-backed repurchase -More-
Sifma News
- SIFMA Fixed-Income Market Close Recommendations for the Independence Day Holiday June 22, 2017
- Getting It Right: Calibrating Regulation for Growth June 18, 2017
- Business Spending and US Fiscal Policy Slightly Weaken GDP Outlook June 13, 2017
- SIFMA Roundtable of Economists Unveil Mid-Year 2017 Economic Outlook June 12, 2017
- SIFMA Statement on Treasury Regulatory Reform Report June 12, 2017
- FA Viewpoint: Preventing Exploitation of Our Senior Clients June 6, 2017
- Hiding in Plain Sight: Age-Associated Cognitive Decline June 5, 2017
Financial Times
- Five markets charts that matter for investors June 23, 2017Pressure on Qatar’s currency peg heightens; US interest rate swaps market moves on deregulation hopes
- China aims to follow MSCI victory with Bond Connect launch June 23, 2017Looming start of bond trading link will rival in significance the equities index inclusion
- Falling bond prices add to strains on UK retailers June 23, 2017Investors dump New Look and House of Fraser high-yield debt
- Poland returns from the cold for bond investors June 23, 2017Sentiment towards Polish debt has recovered from last year as fears over the budget position ease
- Argentine century bond shows emerging ebullience June 22, 2017Investors back bond issue in spite of history of default in country
CNN Money
- Qatar Airways wants to buy 10% of American Airlines June 23, 2017Qatar Airways and American Airlines are fierce rivals. Now the Gulf carrier wants to buy a big stake in its U.S. competitor.
- John Oliver sued by coal CEO claiming 'character assassination' June 22, 2017Coal CEO Robert Murray sued HBO host John Oliver on Thursday, claiming he executed a "character assassination" designed to hurt his company.
- EpiPen maker's $98 million payout is just way too much, shareholders say June 22, 2017Mylan just got a rare scolding from shareholders fuming over a $98 million pay package for its former CEO.
