Europe
ESMA investigation will look at the rise of blockchain technology and how it might need to be regulated as it takes securities markets by storm.
Derivatives
Risks to liquidity are high due to the uncertainty surrounding the macroeconomic environment, according to ESMA’s first quarter risk assessment.
Regulation
Europe's regulator has deemed that European clearing houses will be able to deal with stress scenarios.
Regulation
With activity dramatically increasing in clearing houses, concerns over the safety and resiliency of central counterparties (CCPs) have been raised.
Regulation
ESMA stated there is no risk to exchanged traded derivatives in relation to open access.
Regulation
ESMA found DTCC failed to provide access to derivatives reporting data for a period of nine months in 2014.
Regulation
Tensions could rise as pressure on obtaining high quality collateral increases, according to ESMA.
Regulation
ESMA has six weeks to revise the proposals and to submit them to the European Commission.
Regulation
Rule set to expose investors to currency risks in derivatives transactions.
Data
New paper says anyone running a benchmark should have independent oversight to avoid conflicts of interest.