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  • BIS: Is Green The New Black?

    Date 26/05/2022

    From black swans to green swans, Luiz Pereira da Silva discusses climate risks and what sustainable finance can realistically do for the transition to net zero, also in the light of the recent increase in energy prices.

  • LevelField Financial Selects METACO To Launch Digital Asset Management Capabilities On IBM Cloud - US Financial Services Firm And Banking Platform To Launch Digital Asset Custody Services Underpinned By Tier-1 Bank-Grade Technology

    Date 26/05/2022

    LevelField Financial, the premier U.S. financial services firm uniting digital assets and traditional banking services in one trusted platform has selected METACO, the market-leading provider of digital asset custody orchestration technology to complex, global financial institutions. LevelField is deploying its institutional digital asset management operations on IBM Cloud in order to leverage the confidential computing capabilities of IBM’s digital asset infrastructure.

  • CQG Joins FIA Tech’s Databank Network As First ISV

    Date 26/05/2022

    FIA Tech, the leading technology provider to the exchange-traded derivative industry, announced today that CQG, a leading global provider of high-performance technology solutions for traders, brokers, commercial hedgers and exchanges, has joined the FIA Tech Databank Network.

  • SGX RegCo To Further Extend Suspension Of Entry Into Issuers’ Watch-List

    Date 26/05/2022

    Further to our announcement on 21 May 2021, Singapore Exchange Regulation (“SGX RegCo”) in consultation with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (“MAS”) will continue to suspend its half-yearly review to place issuers on the Financial Watch-List until 1 June 2023.

  • EACH Responds To The European Commission Legislative Proposal On CSDR Refit

    Date 26/05/2022

    The European Association of CCP Clearing Houses (EACH) has today responded to the CSDR Refit-based legislative proposal from the European Commission. Overall, EACH does not have any major objections or issues with the legislative proposal published by the European Commission. Our main point is highlighting the gap left by the removal of Mandatory Buy-in (MBI) regime for the special case of CCP cleared share transactions. Where the proposal on delayed MBI regime is concerned, EACH supports that any potential provisions imposed by the Commission on mandatory buy-ins avoid the ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach. Furthermore, we consider it important to account for how the settlement discipline-related post-trading picture interrelates with the trading picture (e.g., the effects of internalised settlement volumes).

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