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IOSCO final report on global standards for pre-hedging aims to protect asset managers
IOSCO has rejected calls for an outright ban, recognizing that pre-hedging is necessary for dealers to provide liquidity and sharp pricing.
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What international companies need to know about SEC cross-border fraud task force
The press announcement also warns that gatekeepers, particularly auditors and underwriters, will be under the SEC’s microscope.
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Switzerland boosts administrative cooperation between international authorities
Clients could lose rights to be heard and appeal when a foreign authority requests international admin assistance on possible violation of market abuse provisions.
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ICJ opinion signals climate obligations at a crossroads
The ICJ Advisory Opinion is not formally legally binding, but it possesses legal and moral weight in relation to climate justice and accountability.
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Banks warn that regulators are too invasive, says IIF report
While banks generally have positive relationships with their prudential supervisory authorities, many have experienced common challenges.
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GRIP Extra: Qantas data breach, India ban for Jane Street
Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from last week.
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One Big Beautiful Bill’s impact on non-US persons with US investments or activities
Who will be affected and when will reforms be introduced?
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PRA publishes updated supervision framework for international banks
A guide to PRA’s final rules and policy on its approach to branch and subsidiary supervision.