Europe
Basel heading for ‘rotten’ compromise, warns EU lawmaker
US commitment to FRTB is essential to persuade Europe to adopt a 72.5% output floor
Credit data: reasons to like Europe and G-Sibs
Bank estimates offer alternative view on probability of default risk
EBA and Eiopa confirm changes to VM rule for forwards
Bodies aim to align EU with other jurisdictions – hinting at end of unpopular rule
EU proposals feed hopes of forex forward VM relief
Expectations rise of forbearance after Council of the EU proposes buy side VM exemption
Esma guidance on swaps transparency still leaves questions
Volatile instrument attributes removed from transparency determination, but further issues remain
Law firm of the year: Simmons & Simmons
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Regulatory technology initiative of the year: Modelity
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Pricing and analytics platform of the year: Numerix
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Bank technology provider of the year: Societe Generale
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Index provider of the year: MSCI
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Central and eastern Europe house of the year: Raiffeisen Centrobank
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Switzerland house of the year: UBS
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Italy house of the year: UBS
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Germany house of the year: Commerzbank
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
France house of the year: BNP Paribas
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Deal of the year: UBS
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Institutional structurer of the year: Credit Suisse
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Retail structurer of the year: Societe Generale
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
FICC house of the year: Societe Generale
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Equity house of the year: BNP Paribas
Structured Products Europe Awards 2017
Europe house of the year: Societe Generale
Structured Product Europe Awards 2017
Esma navigates a Brexit maze over equivalence
Regulator offers share-trading reprieve for EU firms without relaxing rules for UK
No plans to scrap systemic insurer rules, says IAIS chair
A US regulator claims Europeans asked IAIS to chart own course after FSB moved to ditch G-Sii list
Kicking the can: global insurance deal highlights divisions
IAIS hails “unified path” on insurance regulation, but Europe frustrated by US exceptionalism