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New Rules On Strong Customer Authentication - Finansinspektionen Is Publishing A Q&A On New Rules That Will Go Into Effect On 14 September - Information To Firms Under Supervision | Information To Consumers
Date 13/09/2019
Information to firms under supervision
What are the new rules that will be introduced?
On 14 September 2019, new rules on strong customer authentication will be introduced within the EU. In brief, the rules require authentication through secure methods when payers access their payment account online, initiate an electronic payment transaction, or carry out any type of payment account action through a remote channel which may imply a risk of payment fraud or other abuses.
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Borsa Istanbul: TLREF Turkish Lira Overnight Reference Rate Rules Have Been Updated
Date 13/09/2019
TLREF Rules are reviewed and updated by the TLREF Committee in order to:
- calculate TLREF, with the available data, at 15:30 and announce via BISTECH Data Dissemination System at 15:50 and via Borsa Istanbul’s website after 16:00, on trading days,
- define the rules to calculate TLREF in case of Insufficiency of Input Data,
- include the Istanbul Clearing, Settlement and Custody Bank Inc. among the institutions represented in the TLREF Committee.
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Joint Statement Of The CFTC And The European Commission Following Meeting On Cross-Border Derivatives Regulatory Issues
Date 13/09/2019
The following statement is released following a meeting between Heath Tarbert, Chairman, U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission and John Berrigan, Deputy Director General for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union (DG FISMA), European Commission held in Washington, DC on September 5, 2019:
The CFTC and European Commission reaffirm their mutual commitment to transatlantic cooperation among regulators. Consistent with internationally agreed principles, dialogue, collaboration, and reciprocal deference among supervisors enables the effective implementation of the G20 reforms to derivatives markets. Collectively, such coordination facilitates open, transparent, competitive, and financially sound markets. It also strengthens domestic and global economies and promotes local and global financial stability, while its absence can produce undesirable consequences.
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Fintech Firms Prepare: EU Increases Regulation To Tackle Financial Crime With Introduction Of 5th Anti-Money Laundering Directive - LexisNexis Risk Solutions Publishes New Guide To Help Educate Firms On Changes To Be Introduced As Part Of 5MLD
Date 13/09/2019
LexisNexis® Risk Solutions, the global analytics provider, today recognises that many firms will struggle to implement the new requirements of the upcoming 5th Anti-Money Laundering Directive (5MLD) coming into force on 10th January 2020. Prompted by recent events including the Panama Papers leaks, increased money laundering risks of cryptocurrencies and significant changes to the nature and frequency of terrorist attacks, the EU is cracking down on money laundering and terrorist financing with new legislation. UK Government recently consulted with industry on the introduction of 5MLD, but has yet to issue a response. However, business leaders should not wait, and must ensure that they are taking the necessary steps to prepare for the impending regulation ahead of the January deadline, or risk facing penalties for regulatory breaches in 2020 and beyond.
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London Stock Exchange: Price Monitoring Extension
Date 13/09/2019
The auction call period has been extended in this security by 5 minutes.
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BME: MARF Registers A New Commercial Paper Programme By COREN
Date 13/09/2019
BME’s Fixed Income Market, MARF, has admitted to trading a new commercial paper programme by Cooperativas Orensanas, Sociedad Cooperativa Galega (COREN), one of the largest food business groups in northern Spain. Through this continuous issuance programme, the company will be able to place commercial paper with maturities ranging between three days and twenty-four months over the next year with a maximum outstanding balance of 50 million euros.
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HKEX Response To Statement From The Board Of London Stock Exchange Group Plc
Date 13/09/2019
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) notes the statement from the Board of the London Stock Exchange Group plc (LSEG).
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Bank Of England: Run Lola Run! The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Of FX Market Fragmentation – And What To Do About It - Speech By Andrew Hauser, Executive Director, Markets - Given At TradeTech FX 2019, Barcelona
Date 13/09/2019
Andrew Hauser, looks at the impact that innovation is having on foreign exchange (FX) markets. He says it’s helping to encourage competition, wider access and better services. Andrew says the FX market could be more efficient if these benefits are realised widely, across both the sellside and buyside. Andrew ends by calling for the buyside to take action.
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Bank Of England: Minutes Of The Working Group On Sterling Risk-Free Reference Rates - July 2019
Date 13/09/2019
The Working Group on Sterling Risk-Free Reference Rates, which is made up of experts from major sterling swap dealers, discusses the development of sterling risk-free reference rates.
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CFTC: Statement By The Directors Of The Division Of Clearing And Risk And The Division Of Swap Dealer And Intermediary Oversight Concerning The Treatment Of Separate Accounts Of The Same Beneficial Owner
Date 13/09/2019
As Directors of the Division of Clearing and Risk and the Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight, we wish to reemphasize that all registrants, in particular futures commission merchants (“FCMs”), must comply at all times with all Commission regulations and derivatives clearing organization (“DCO”) and self-regulatory organization rules.
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