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FRTB will be far more challenging than traditional risk capital regulations due to the lack of regulatory clarity over the boundaries between banking and trading book, the need for consistency across risk data sources, data modellability to prepare for complex risk calculations, and new governance to address changes in data structures and technology infrastructure. In… Read More »
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CMA’s Steven Goune was featured in the Fin Ops Report’s November 16th article on the challenges of customer account data management issues. The article also highlights CMA’s unique and efficient Data Services Utility tool to help firms become CAT-CAIS compliant in weeks, rather than rather than months or longer! Check out the full article here: https://finopsinfo.com/regulations/finras-cat-customer-account-data-management-challenge/… Read More »
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The Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) will have an impact on most banks’ operating and trading models, and 2021 is a critical year to make plans to deal with the complex set of requirements it introduces. Our panel of experts will share their insights on how you can address the impact and challenges… Read More »
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Become CAT/CAIS compliant in weeks rather than months or longer. As the CAT focus intensifies on CAIS, intra & inter-firm linkages and more, CMA is a leader in the financial industry, including planning CAT Industry RoundTables, featuring legal, financial and regulatory experts from a variety of firms, and focusing on new challenges facing financial firms and… Read More »
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** This event has taken place. Want to view a recording of the panel or hear more about CMA’s CAT Solutions? Email us at info@capital-markets-advisors.com** On August 13th, CMA hosted a virtual roundtable discussion on the future of the Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT). Even though equity securities (phase 2a) and listed options transactions (phase 2b)… Read More »
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On March 16, in acknowledgement of the impact of COVID-19 on market participants and their need to implement business continuity plans, the SEC issued a no-action letter for CAT reporting, valid until May 20, 2020, without deferral of any subsequent compliance dates – inadvertently creating a potential bottleneck, with reporting firms likely having to deal… Read More »
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GFMA News
- SmartBrief will not publish Monday January 15, 2021In observance of Martin Luther King Jr Day in the US, SmartBrief will not publish Monday. Publication will resume Tuesday.
- Connect deeply with others. Our humanity is the one thing that we all have in common. January 15, 2021Melinda Gates, philanthropist, advocate for women and girls
- Chinese investors cash in on US investment ban January 15, 2021Investors in China have spent a net $15.8 billion buying Hong Kong-listed shares of firms hit by a US investment ban. -More-
Financial Times
- Jenga-like structure builds in credit markets January 16, 2021Investor optimism priced into bonds contingent on central bank support
- How Biden’s stimulus plan shook up global markets January 15, 2021Democratic party’s Senate wins boost everything from small-caps to copper while Treasuries sink
- Central banks and climate change: all hot air January 15, 2021Saving the planet is easier to say than do.
- JPMorgan surges to top of sustainable lending league tables January 15, 2021Plus: A renewable energy bubble?, AllianceBernstein goes back to school and UK pensions go green
- Dealing fix for Treasury securities market is needed now January 15, 2021Putting all trading and repo transactions through a central clearing house could protect the global financial system
CNN Money
- Premarket: 7 things to know before the bell October 4, 2018Read full story for latest details.
- Why it's time for investors to go on defense October 4, 2018Howard Marks, co-chairman of Oaktree Capital, explains why investors should start treading lightly.
- Barnes & Noble stock soars 20% as it explores a sale October 3, 2018Barnes & Noble jumped more than 20% after it said it would review a sale of the troubled company.
