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  • B.C. Securities Commission Reaches Agreement With Overseas Companies To Return Money And Cryptocurrency To British Columbians

    Date 22/01/2025

    The B.C. Securities Commission (BCSC) has reached an agreement with an overseas group of companies, GS Partners and its affiliates, which will enable British Columbians to make a claim for a refund of all investments they made with them.

  • ISDA derivatiViews: Deadline Pressure On Treasury Clearing

    Date 22/01/2025

    By the end of this year, the first phase of the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Treasury clearing mandate is scheduled to come into force, affecting users of US Treasury securities all over the world. It’s difficult to overstate how big a deal this is, and a huge amount of work is underway to implement the new requirements. However, several legal, operational and capital issues crucial to implementation must be resolved before the new requirements take effect – and time is running out. With the start of a new administration in the US, we hope the deadlines will be quickly revisited to provide sufficient time to tackle the various implementation challenges.

  • ESMA: New Governance Structure For Transition To T+1 Settlement Cycle Kicks Off

    Date 22/01/2025

    The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s financial markets regulator and supervisor, the European Commission (EC) and the European Central bank (ECB) launched today a new governance structure to support the transition to the T+1 settlement cycle in the European Union.

  • UK Chancellor Calls On Watchdog Bosses To Tear Down Regulatory Barriers That Hold Back Growth

    Date 22/01/2025

    • Chancellor pledges to work with regulators to develop ambitious reforms.    
    • Today’s (16 January) summit marks the first in a series of meetings with the regulators ahead of publishing action plan.
    • Reeves welcomes initial ideas from regulators to boost innovation and investment, but pushes for more ambition.

  • Surging Interest In Private Credit To Spur Acquisition Spree In 2025 - With Intelligence 2025 Private Credit Outlook Charts The Major Trends Driving Private Debt Market

    Date 22/01/2025

    Private credit fundraising reached $209 billion in 2024, a 5% increase over 2023 totals, and that trend shows no signs of slowing, according to the With Intelligence Private Credit Outlook 2025, released today. With everyone from the world’s largest banks and asset managers to major pension and sovereign wealth funds angling to get a piece of the action, With Intelligence projects a surge in acquisitions of specialists in the private debt space, with a particular focus on direct lending and specialty finance. Additional growth areas of focus include significant risk transfer (SRT) deals and net asset value (NAV) loans.