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  • CFTC Staff Issues Interpretation To Swap Dealers Regarding Calculating Capital Requirements

    Date 29/06/2021

    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s Market Participants Division today issued an interpretation concerning capital and financial reporting obligations for swap dealers (SDs) and major swap participants (MSPs) that compute minimum capital requirements based on the respective firm’s tangible net worth.

  • 2021 Paris Europlace – Studio Gabriel, Paris Roads For The Future: Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) And Innovative Payments - Closing Address By François Villeroy De Galhau,, Governor Of The Banque De France

    Date 29/06/2021

    Ladies and Gentlemen,

    It is a pleasure to be with you today streamed live from Studio Gabriel. I would like to extend my warmest thanks to Paris Europlace for having maintained through the crisis this fruitful dialogue with all stakeholders. Before turning to my main point today, I want to stress the resilience of our French financial institutions, which have played a decisive role in helping our economy weather the crisis. It was popular a year ago to predict a financial apocalypse, and certain Europeans, prone to self-flagellation, are still doing so today, whereas the Americans are more self-confident. The reality speaks for itself: French banks’ CET1 was higher at the end of the first quarter of 2021 (15%) than it was before the crisis; their profitability, however still insufficient, has improved sharply in this Q1; in general, French banks are in no way underprovisioned. France and Europe are not facing a “tsunami of bankruptcies”, and should, on the contrary, see a strong recovery: cumulative growth of more than 10% over 2021 and 2022. So we need to remain vigilant, but let’s stop scaring ourselves. This roughly reassuring situation is in no way a call for complacency and status quo. The Covid-19 crisis is acting as an accelerator for the major structural challenges banks and insurers are facing. These challenges are also putting creative pressure on central banks and supervisors. And I will elaborate today on how to catalyse our efforts together on one “road for the future” towards innovative payments and CBDC.

  • EBA Assesses Benefits, Challenges And Risks Of Regtech Use In The EU And Puts Forward Steps To Be Taken To Support Sound Adoption And Scale-Up Of RegTech Solutions

    Date 29/06/2021

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today an analysis of the current RegTech landscape in the EU. The Report assesses the overall benefits and challenges faced by financial institutions and RegTech providers in the use of RegTech. It also identifies potential risks arising from RegTech solutions that supervisors will need to address and proposes actions designed to enhance knowledge and skills in competent authorities. These actions also aim to ensure technological neutrality in regulatory and supervisory approaches to RegTech, whilst addressing any inadvertent obstacles within the Single Market to facilitate the adoption of RegTech across the EU.

  • Sheer Markets Launches New MT5 WebTrader

    Date 29/06/2021

    Sheer Markets, a recently established financial institution that offers live streaming of NDF CFDs and EM currencies, announced the launch of their MT5 WebTrader as an addition to their platform toolkit for their traders. This includes both the desktop version of MT4 and MT5 trading platforms on Windows and Mac, as well as the MT5 mobile version for Android and iOS users.


  • Securing A Durable Recovery: Covid-19 And Beyond - BIS Annual Economic Report 2021

    Date 29/06/2021

    • The strong policy response to Covid-19 delivered a faster than expected economic rebound, but the uneven recovery creates daunting challenges for policymakers.
    • In the near term, flexible policy support is key to nursing the recovery. In the longer term, monetary and fiscal policies will need to re-establish safety margins, a complicated task given the unprecedented initial conditions and inadequate structural reforms.
    • The pandemic has exacerbated income and wealth inequality. Monetary policy cannot influence its rising long-term trend, but can mitigate it by tackling macroeconomic instability in line with its mandate.

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