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  • UK's Financial Conduct Authority: Statement About Broker-Operated Systems Trading Physically Settled Gas And Power Forwards

    Date 27/11/2013

    Update on timetable

    What we are doing

    On 11 September 2013, we issued the statement below, explaining that brokers offering trading services in physically settled gas and power forwards were reviewing the appropriate classification of their systems under the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID). These reviews were focusing on the interpretation of the multilateral trading facility (MTF) category under MiFID.

     

  • MEPs Not Convinced By Positive Reports Of Data Exchange Deals With The US

    Date 27/11/2013

    Civil Liberties MEPs criticised Home Affairs Commissioner Cecilia Malmström for "ignoring" Parliament's call to suspend the Terrorist Finance Tracking Programme (TFTP) deal with the US, in a debate on Wednesday. Most speakers asked for proof that the US had not breached the agreement and called for a data extraction system on EU soil to avoid sending bulk data to the US.

  • Restoring Trust In EU-US Data Flows - Frequently Asked Questions

    Date 27/11/2013

    What is the Commission presenting today?

    Today the European Commission has set out actions to be taken in order to restore trust in data flows between the EU and the U.S., following deep concerns about revelations of large-scale U.S. intelligence collection programmes, which have had a negative impact on the transatlantic relationship.

  • ESMA Publishes Updated Q&A On ETFs And Other UCITS Issues

    Date 27/11/2013

    ESMA has published an updated Questions and Answers (Ref. 2013/1547) concerning the Guidelines on ETFs and other UCITS issues.

  • European Commission Calls On The U.S. To Restore Trust In EU-U.S. Data Flows

    Date 27/11/2013

    Today the European Commission has set out the actions that need to be taken to restore trust in data flows between the EU and the U.S., following deep concerns about revelations of large-scale U.S. intelligence collection programmes have had a negative impact on the transatlantic relationship. The Commission's response today takes the form of (1) a strategy paper (a Communication) on transatlantic data flows setting out the challenges and risks following the revelations of U.S. intelligence collection programmes, as well as the steps that need to be taken to address these concerns; (2) an analysis of the functioning of 'Safe Harbour' which regulates data transfers for commercial purposes between the EU and U.S.; and (3) a report on the findings of the EU-US Working Group (see MEMO/13/1059) on Data Protection which was set up in July 2013. In addition, the European Commission is also presenting its review of the existing agreements on Passenger Name Records (PNR) (see MEMO/13/1054) and theTerrorist Finance Tracking Programme (TFTP) regulating data exchanges in these sectors for law enforcement purposes (see MEMO/13/1060).


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