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  • B3: Structured Transaction Certificates (COEs) Hit The BRL15 Billion Mark

    Date 19/04/2018

    The stock of Structured Transaction Certificates (COEs) registered at B3 reached the mark of BRL15 billion on Friday, April 13.

  • ESMA Publishes The 22nd Extract From The EECS Database

    Date 19/04/2018

    The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published an extract from its confidential database of enforcement decisions on financial statements. The extract includes a selection of 10 decisions taken by national enforcers in the period from August 2016 to July 2017. 

  • VIX Index And Products: The Autorité Des Marchés Financiers Publishes A Study On The Strong Volatility Observed On The Markets In Early February 2018

    Date 19/04/2018

    Given the spike in volatility perceived by investors in early February, the AMF is publishing an analysis of the main products concerned and their behaviour during this episode. Broadly speaking, the extent of investment strategies based on volatility calls for a certain vigilance.

  • STOXX And Riskfirst To Launch LDI Indices

    Date 19/04/2018

    • Partnership combines STOXX’s approach to providing innovative indices with RiskFirst’s market leading position in the defined benefit pensions analytics market
    • Index family provides a new solution to the challenges of a £1 trillion market by providing independent benchmarks for liability-driven investments (LDI)

  • Safeguarding Financial Resilience Through The Cycle, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard At The Global Finance Forum, Washington, D.C.

    Date 19/04/2018

    I am honored to be here today to participate in the Global Finance Forum.

    It is a good moment to take stock of the cyclical position of the economy and the health of the banking system. In many respects, where we are today is the mirror image of where we were just a decade ago. The job market is strong, household balance sheets have improved, and business activity is solid. Banks are doing well--credit growth is robust, profitability is strong, and capital and liquidity buffers have been fortified. While this progress is heartening, we cannot afford to be complacent. If we have learned anything from the past, it is that we must be especially vigilant about the health of our financial system in good times, when potential vulnerabilities may be building. Safeguarding resilience through the cycle should be a critical consideration in our ongoing evaluation of the regulatory framework. With that in mind, I will spend a few minutes describing current conditions and then outline our ongoing work to ensure the financial system's buffers continue to sustain resilience over the cycle.

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