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  • Curpat GmbH i.G.: BaFin Issues Cease And Desist Order To Immediately Stop And Wind Up Unauthorized Money Remittance Business

    Date 08/11/2021

    As of 19 October 2021, BaFin issued a cease and desist order to Curpat GmbH i.G. to stop and wind up the unauthorized money remittance business immediately.

  • Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change For The Security PWR-RM

    Date 08/11/2021

    As per the Securities market risk parameters methodology, on 08.11.2021, 17-22 (MSK) the upper bound of the price band (up to 9224) and initial margins (up to 22.5 %) for the security PWR-RM were changed. New values are available here

  • Bitcoin Pushing Towards Fresh All-Time Highs This Week: Nigel Green, CEO And Founder, deVere Group

    Date 08/11/2021

    Bitcoin could hit fresh all-time highs this week, which will bring upside to other cryptocurrencies, particularly those directly involved in fintech development.

  • The Bank Of England’s Approach To Tiering Incoming Central Counterparties

    Date 08/11/2021

    The Bank of England has today published a Consultation Paper and draft Statement of Policy on the Bank’s approach to ‘tiering’ non-UK central counterparties (CCPs) based on the level of systemic risk they could pose to UK financial stability.

  • Flexible Average Inflation Targeting And Prospects For U.S. Monetary Policy, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Richard H. Clarida, At The Symposium On Monetary Policy Frameworks, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C. (Via Webcast)

    Date 08/11/2021

    Outlooks and Outcomes for the U.S. Economy
    The U.S. economy in the second quarter of this year made the transition from economic recovery to economic expansion. Given the catastrophic collapse in U.S. economic activity in the first half of 2020 as a result of the global pandemic and the mitigation efforts put in place to contain it, few forecasters could have expected—or even dared to hope—in the spring of last year that the recovery in gross domestic product (GDP), from the sharpest decline in activity since the Great Depression, would be either so robust or as rapid. In retrospect, it seems clear that timely and targeted monetary and fiscal policy actions—unprecedented in both scale and scope—provided essential and significant support to the economic recovery as it got under way last year. Indeed, the National Bureau of Economic Research's Business Cycle Dating Committee determined in July that the recession that began in March of last year ended in April, making it not only the deepest recession on record, but also the briefest. The recovery that commenced in the summer of 2020 was quite robust, and, with one quarter to go, GDP growth in 2021 is projected by the Fed and many outside forecasters to be the fastest since 1983. However, it must be noted that the course of the economy this year and beyond will depend on the course of this virus. That said, under the median projection for GDP growth in the September Summary of Economic projections, the level of real GDP will have returned to its pre pandemic trend growth trajectory by the fourth quarter of 2021, which if realized would represent one of the most rapid such recoveries in 50 years.

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