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The transition from LIBOR to the Fed-published Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR) or possible alternatives is motivated in large part by the mandated cessation of LIBOR publication. The transition has engendered major operational initiatives across a wide spectrum of affected banks and other financial institutions. LIBOR has been so thoroughly embedded that legally imposed limits… Read More »
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Building on the success of our first FRTB roundtable discussion held on December 9, 2020, we are offering a very select group of bank dealers the opportunity to explore in greater detail the impact of FRTB on their operations, finance, technology, and overall business model. The pressure to complete external and internal readiness assessment is… Read More »
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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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Values and Mission
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Proven Industry Experience – Our team is comprised of senior-level financial services professionals and process experts. Our objective is to address each client’s challenges, provide comprehensive advisory services and strive to deliver results. All of our professionals have significant experience in strategy, transactions, implementation, business, technology and operations.
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GFMA News
- Music is intended to be for people. And circumstances and people change with the decades. September 20, 2023Esperanza Spalding, bassist, singer, songwriter, composer National Hispanic Heritage Month is Sept. 15 to Oct. 15
- EU's SRB raising scrutiny of banks' defenses September 20, 2023The EU's Single Resolution Board says that, while most major banks have already met the January 2024 target minimum requireme -More-
- Download the 2023 Edition of SIFMA Sources September 20, 2023SIFMA is pleased to offer our 2023 edition of "Sources: A Resource Directory." Compiled by SIFMA and with a wide-ranging arra -More-
Financial Times
- Two-year Treasury yield hits highest point since 2006 after Fed decision September 20, 2023US central bank keeps rates steady but signals willingness to tighten monetary policy further
- Fed officials predict soft landing with hard policy September 20, 2023Higher rates AND growth, for longer
- Mozambique to seek $1.5bn in damages over ‘tuna bond’ scandal September 20, 2023UK Supreme Court gives green light for lawsuit against Credit Suisse and Gulf-based shipbuilder Privinvest
- EU to ban ‘climate neutral’ claims by 2026 September 20, 2023Brussels to crack down on greenwashing of consumer products
- How regulators have relinquished their work to corporate executives September 20, 2023Also in today’s newsletter, is the World Bank ready to embrace radical reform for blended finance?
