European Union (EU)
Commodity position limits cause Mifid II confusion
Commodity position limits cause Mifid II confusion
Energy Risk Europe: Indexes won’t be included in MAD, say panellists
Energy indexes may not be included in EU market abuse rules, but remain likely to be hit by further scrutiny
Esma backtracks on indirect clearing
Final rules remove two controversial proposals, but revive regulators' concerns about access to clearing for small firms
Debt mutualisation: Lessons from the US
Debt mutualisation lessons from the US
Q&A: Christian Clausen on bank capital, systemic risk buffers and bail-in debt
Hitting the buffers
Will a 'set-aside' save the EU carbon markets?
Set-aside: an intervention too far?
Fatca reciprocity agreement may cause delays, experts warn
US firms expected to push back on Fatca quid pro quo
Risk 25: Filling data gaps for risk analysis
Filling data gaps for risk analysis
Surviving the euro storm
Surviving the euro storm
House of Lords committee chair warns of Mifid liquidity costs
Transparency and own-capital ban for OTFs could interfere with “free flow” of market, says Lord Harrison, chair of a House of Lords committee that yesterday warned of fundamental flaws in Europe’s Mifid review
OpRisk Europe: Harmonised rules must preserve flexibility, panellists say
Speakers at OpRisk Europe conference call for balance between harmonisation and national freedom
Taking the Retail Distribution Review to Europe
Replicating the RDR
Eurozone scenarios: political analysts give their views
Unknown quantities
Eurozone risk management gets political
Getting political
Reviving securitisation: regulators send mixed messages
Reviving securitisation
Sponsored roundtable: Focus on Ucits IV
Luxembourg ahead of the game on Ucits IV
Cyprus presidency fears add urgency to CRD IV talks
Ecofin votes through new regulatory regime - and final amendments appear to give UK extra freedom - but work remains before Danish presidency ends on July 1
Hong Kong securities regulator argues for more control over HFT
The Securities and Futures Commission makes the case for more regulation of high-frequency trading – but the market is not convinced
CoRep and FinRep: a "Frankenstein's monster" of reporting
Mind the language gap
Deleveraging fears overdone, says EBA chairman
Enria defends EBA's 9% capital buffer in New York speech
A regulatory Catch-22: bail-in plans collide with Basel's NSFR
The funding squeeze
Bail-in plans could undermine Basel's NSFR
Basel III rules that require banks to issue an estimated €2.7 trillion in long-term debt could be thwarted by plans to make investors accept losses
Euro crisis could cause full EU break-up, warns ex-BoE official
John Gieve, former deputy governor for financial stability at the Bank of England, warns of an "explosion" waiting to happen in the EU
Risk Annual Summit: Deutsche credit risk head questions CRD IV timeline
Banks have nine months until elements of Basel III are due to come into force, but details of implementing legislation are still being debated