EU BRRD
Under the regime the shareholders bear losses first, followed by creditors.
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OPINION: Closing the friction gap – the new rules of fund administration in the retail era
Andrew Dipkin argues the “retailization” of private markets is transforming fund administration from a back-office function into critical infrastructure.
Andrew Dipkin | ZEDRA5 min read
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European Commission releases updated draft final ESRS for public feedback
We take an initial look at the draft ESRS and discuss the related public feedback process.
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EU supervisors highlight DORA, sustainable finance, and cross-sectoral risks in 2025 annual report
Joint Committee report underlines cyber risks, ESG data, and consumer protection as core compliance priorities.
Vasilka Lalevska1 min read
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Navigating CRD VI – third country branch regime and its impact on crossborder lending
CRD VI aims to remove frictions in the national legislation that regulate crossborder lending possibilities for non-EU lenders and deposit takers.
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What’s in a name? Part 3: Future outlook
Three-part series exploring the regulation, practice, and future of ESG/sustainability-related fund names.
Vasilka Lalevska, Vlada Gurvich8 min read
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GRIP Extra: McKinsey suffers AI system breach, Canada caps NSF fees
Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from the last week.
GRIP2 min read
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Risk of disorderly corrections mounting, says ESMA
Global climate policy is fragmented, cyber risks are increasing, and the rise of stablecoins means spillover risk of a crypto correction, per a report by the agency.
Thomas Hyrkiel1 min read
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ESMA supervisory briefing on algorithmic trading in the EU
Key points and practical implications in the areas of governance, testing, outsourcing, and pre-trade controls.
Ben Maconick | CMS, Tom Callaby | CMS6 min read
