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  • ASIC Launches Inquiry Into ASX

    Date 16/06/2025

    ASIC today announced an Inquiry into Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) group, focusing on governance, capability and risk management frameworks and practices across the group.

  • A New Lens On Regulation: The Modern Regulator Launches To Track The Evolving Landscape Of Regulation Across Australia, New Zealand, The UK And Beyond

    Date 16/06/2025

    The Modern Regulator is a new digital publication dedicated to examining the changing nature of regulation and the people, processes, and technologies shaping it. With a primary focus on Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom, the publication offers nuanced, expert-driven coverage of regulatory issues while also tracking developments and best practices globally.

  • NGX Group, Nigeria Securities And Exchange Commission Pursue Capital Market Diplomacy To Deepen Nigeria-China Financial Ties

    Date 15/06/2025

    In a strategic move to position Nigeria’s capital market as a catalyst for cross-border investments, Nigerian Exchange Group Plc (NGX Group) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have reaffirmed their commitment to fostering cross-border capital market partnerships. Their current engagements in China reflect a broader drive to strengthen Nigeria’s connectivity to global financial markets and attract new investment flows.

  • Federal Reserve Board Announces That Results From Its Annual Bank Stress Test Will Be Released On Friday, June 27, At 4:30 P.M. EDT

    Date 13/06/2025

    The Federal Reserve Board on Friday announced that results from its annual bank stress test will be released on Friday, June 27, at 4:30 p.m. EDT. Additionally, today the Board published its annual stress test methodology document, which provides details about the models used in the stress test.

  • SIFMA Welcomes Bill To Prevent Misapplication Of SEC Rule 15c2-11 To Fixed Income Markets

    Date 13/06/2025

    SIFMA today issued the following statement from Chris Killian, managing director, corporate credit and securitization, on the introduction of legislation which would exempt fixed-income securities from equity-based Rule 15c2-11:

    “SIFMA appreciates the introduction of the ‘Protecting Private Job Creators Act’ by Representatives Troy Downing (R-MT) and Cleo Fields (D-LA).  We strongly support this legislation because it would ensure that the equity-specific Rule 15c2-11 is not wrongly applied to fixed-income markets.  In 2021, the SEC without notice reversed 50 years of regulatory practice and applied the Rule to fixed income securities, when the Rule had never been designed for them.  This sudden action has had significant negative effects on fixed income market participants and has necessitated a series of relief issuances by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to avoid greater calamity, but those steps have only partially mitigated the impact of inappropriate application of this rule.  There are significant differences between trading in the equity and the fixed income markets which must be recognized in the regulatory framework.  If a similar rule to 15c2-11 is to be applied to fixed-income markets in the future, which we do not believe is warranted, it can only be done through a public notice-and-comment process focused specifically on the fixed-income markets.”

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