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ASIC Launches New Breach Data Dashboard
Date 31/10/2025
Australians can now access data about reported breaches of the law by Australian financial services licensees and credit licensees through a new ASIC dashboard.
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Announcement On The Release Of The Shanghai Futures Exchange Nickel Futures Contract Specifications
Date 31/10/2025
The SHFE Nickel Futures Contract Specification has been adopted by its Board of Directors and reported to the China Securities Regulatory Commission. The contract specifications are hereby released, and shall take effect on November 20, 2025. -
Securities Commission Malaysia’s Batik Lestari Festival Returns To Promote Inclusivity And Sustainability - Second Instalment Of The Annual Event Champions Malaysia’s Cultural Economy
Date 31/10/2025
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) will host the second instalment of the annual Batik Lestari Festival on 5 to 7 November 2025 at the SC’s Bukit Kiara premises.
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The Bermuda Stock Exchange Advises No Change To Trading And Settlement On Friday October 31, 2025
Date 30/10/2025
The Bermuda Stock Exchange (“BSX”) advises that there is no change anticipated to the Bermuda Stock Exchange’s (“BSX”) trading and settlement operations on Friday October 31, 2025.
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Cboe Announces JJ Kinahan To Lead Retail Market Expansion And Innovation Efforts
Date 30/10/2025
Cboe Global Markets, Inc. (Cboe: CBOE), the world's leading derivatives and securities exchange network, today announced JJ Kinahan will join as Senior Vice President, Head of Retail Expansion and Alternative Investment Products.
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ISDA derivatiViews: Why We Must Seize The Moment To Fix Reporting
Date 30/10/2025
From the retirement of LIBOR to the rollout of margin requirements for non-cleared derivatives, we’ve seen over the past decade how some of the thorniest challenges have been overcome through close collaboration between the industry and the public sector. We now have an opportunity to take a similar approach to fix the problems that have hindered trade reporting and prevented regulators from building a complete and accurate picture of derivatives trading activity. That’s why we’re eager to work with EU policymakers to simplify and reduce the reporting burden and to help the industry embrace a fully automated, scalable reporting system that delivers for the regulators.
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The EBA Advises The European Commission On The Foundations Of The New Anti-Money Laundering/Countering The Financing Of Terrorism Regime
Date 30/10/2025
The European Banking Authority (EBA) today responded to the European Commission’s Call for Advice on the key components of the new anti-money laundering/countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) framework. This advice puts forward a risk-based and proportionate approach that will support the swift and effective start of the Anti-Money Laundry Authority (AMLA) operations.
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ISDA Launches RFQ For DRR Traceability Tool
Date 30/10/2025
ISDA has launched a request for quote (RFQ) for the development of a traceability tool for its Digital Regulatory Reporting (DRR) solution.
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FTSE Russell And StepStone Group Launch Global Fund-Level Daily Private Market Indices
Date 30/10/2025
- FTSE StepStone Global Private Market Indices combines StepStone’s proprietary and institutional-grade fund-level data with FTSE Russell’s indexing expertise, to deliver one clear, daily index series for private markets
- First global benchmark providing a more granular, timely and accurate reflection of private market performance, including daily estimates on mark-to-market valuations
- Designed to set the groundwork for establishing index-tracking investment products
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Opening Remarks, Federal Reserve Vice Chair For Supervision Michelle W. Bowman, At The Economic Growth And Regulatory Paperwork Reduction Act Outreach Meeting, Federal Reserve Bank Of Kansas City, Kansas City, Missouri
Date 30/10/2025
Good morning and welcome to the third public outreach meeting hosted by the federal banking agencies related to the Economic Growth and Regulatory Paperwork Reduction Act (EGRPRA).1 The bank regulatory system has grown extensively in recent years and has become overly complicated with often conflicting and overlapping requirements. The growth of these requirements has imposed unnecessary and significant costs on banks and their customers. I have spoken about my principles for supervision and regulation, which will continue to guide my approach to supervision and the bank regulatory framework. At the core of these principles is pragmatism, which focuses on first identifying the problem each new and existing regulation intends to solve and then reviewing and updating regulations as industries and conditions change. Once we have identified a need for reform, or a problem to be solved, our next task is to conduct a careful analysis of the intended and unintended consequences of any proposed policy solution and to consider alternative approaches that lead to lower costs or better outcomes.
