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  • CFTC Provides Additional Relief To Market Participants In Response To COVID-19

    Date 24/04/2020

    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight (DSIO) today announced that, in response to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, it has issued additional targeted no-action relief to registrants listing new principals and to applicants for registration as associated persons (APs) from the requirement to submit a fingerprint card for any such principal or AP registration applicant.

  • Nigerian Stock Exchange Weekly Market Report For April 24th 2020

    Date 24/04/2020

    A total turnover of 1.195 billion shares worth N13.979 billion in 20,591 deals were traded this week by investors on the floor of the Exchange, in contrast to a total of 1.495 billion shares valued at N12.894 billion that exchanged hands last week in 20,982 deals.

  • BIS: Post-Crisis International Financial Regulatory Reforms: A Primer

    Date 24/04/2020

    Focus

    We review the bank and CCP international regulatory reforms implemented after the Great Financial Crisis (GFC). The reforms have sought to bolster financial stability through both improved and new standards.

  • SEC: Louis Gracia And Vanessa Horton Named Associate Directors Of Investment Adviser/Investment Company Examination Program In Chicago Regional Office

    Date 24/04/2020

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that Louis Gracia and Vanessa Horton have been named Associate Directors of the Investment Adviser/Investment Company (IA/IC) examination program in the agency's Chicago Regional Office. Together, Mr. Gracia and Ms. Horton will oversee more than 70 lawyers, accountants, and examiners responsible for inspections of SEC-registered investment advisers and investment companies in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin.

  • BIS: Buffering Covid-19 Losses - The Role Of Prudential Policy

    Date 24/04/2020

    Key takeaways

    • By allowing banks to run down some of their buffers, policymakers are sending a strong signal about their resolve to lessen the economic fallout from the pandemic. Such prudential measures complement the main policy levers: monetary and fiscal instruments. 
    • To avoid a reduction in credit to the real economy, authorities need to ensure that banks have the capacity and willingness to make use of the flexibility afforded by the buffer release. Payout restrictions on banks and risk-sharing between banks and the public sector will be key.
    • For banks to continue playing a positive role in the supply of funding during the recovery, they should maintain usable buffers for a long period, as losses from a severe recession will take time to materialise.