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A Bad Call: Comments At The SEC-CFTC Roundtable On Regulatory Harmonization Efforts, SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce, Sept. 29, 2025
Date 29/09/2025
Thank you to our moderators and panelists for an excellent afternoon of discussions. You left us with useful recommendations on policy and substantive issues. Thank you to Chairman Atkins and Acting Chairman Pham for hosting this roundtable, and to the staff at the SEC and CFTC who made it happen.
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BC Securities Commission Compliance Report Card Highlights Investment Firms’ Know-Your-Client Deficiencies
Date 29/09/2025
The BC Securities Commission (BCSC)’s latest Compliance Report Card, released today, reflects the past year’s focus on compliance with rules designed to protect investors and put their interests first.
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Alberta Securities Commission Sanctions ‘Finfluencer’ James Domenic Floreani And Jayconomics Inc. For Breaching Alberta Securities Laws
Date 29/09/2025
The Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) has banned James Domenic Floreani and Jayconomics Inc. (the Respondents) from participating in the Alberta capital market in certain capacities for a period of two years for breaching the Securities Act (Alberta).
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The EBA Launches Its 2025 EU-Wide Transparency Exercise
Date 29/09/2025
The European Banking Authority (EBA) today launched its 2025 EU-wide Transparency Exercise with the aim to enhance transparency and market discipline in the EU financial system. This exercise complements banks’ own Pillar 3 disclosures under the EU Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) and provides market participants with consistent and comparable information on the condition of EU banks.
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EU 2040, Carbon Removals And International Credits: From Targets To Tools, Brussels, September 29, 2025, Opening Remarks, Scott O’Malia, ISDA Chief Executive Officer
Date 29/09/2025
Good afternoon, and welcome to our EU 2040 carbon removals and credits event. This is a critical issue for the EU and the wider world, and it’s great to be co-hosting the event with the International Emissions Trading Association (IETA). We’re also very grateful to our networking sponsor, BeZero, who we’ve worked with for several years on these events.
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CoinShares Fund Flows - Stronger Macro Data Dented Sentiment With US$812m Outflows
Date 29/09/2025
- Digital asset investment products saw US$812m in outflows last week, though YTD inflows remain robust at US$39.6bn, close to last year’s record.
- The US led outflows with US$1bn, while Switzerland (+US$126.8m), Canada (+US$58.6m), and Germany (+US$35.5m) inflows suggested negative sentiment was isolated to the US.
- Bitcoin (-US$719m) and Ethereum (-US$409m) faced pressure, while Solana (+US$291m) attracted strong inflows ahead of anticipated US ETF launches.
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Stability Matters - Latest News From The FSB
Date 29/09/2025
FSB Chairs in conversation
In a fireside chat at the London School of Economics, current and former FSB Chairs discussed supervision and supervisory culture in today’s world.
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Montréal Exchange Interest Rate Derivative Trading Ceases At 13:30 Today, September 29, 2025 - Interest Rate Derivative Market Closed On September 30, 2025
Date 29/09/2025
Interest rate derivative trading will cease at 1:30 p.m. today, September 29, 2025. Furthermore, the interest rate derivative market will be closed on September 30, 2025.
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IOEMA Subsea Cable To Land At Greenhouse Datacenters In Rotterdam/The Hague
Date 29/09/2025
The IOEMA Project, planning to lay subsea fiber optic cables in Northern Europe, has selected Greenhouse Datacenters as an additional landing partner for the landing of the IOEMA subsea cable in Scheveningen (Rotterdam/The Hague area). This marks the seventh landing point in Northern Europe and the second in the Netherlands for the IOEMA cable. The first Dutch landing will be at Eemshaven, in the country’s northern region.
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Statement Of The United States Department Of The Treasury, The Swiss Federal Department Of Finance And The Swiss National Bank On Macroeconomic And Foreign Exchange Matters
Date 29/09/2025
As trusted partners, the United States Department of the Treasury on the one side and the Swiss Federal Department of Finance and the Swiss National Bank on the other side shared the understanding to continue their close consultations on macroeconomic and foreign exchange matters in their Standing Macroeconomic and Financial Dialogue. The United States and Switzerland reconfirmed they have undertaken under the IMF Articles of Agreement to avoid manipulating exchange rates or the international monetary system to prevent effective balance of payments adjustment or to gain an unfair competitive advantage.
