Mondo Visione Worldwide Financial Markets Intelligence

FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index:

News Centre

  • Joint Readout Of Principals’ Meeting Of U.S. And UK Authorities Regarding Central Counterparty Resolution

    Date 17/10/2023

    Senior officials from the Securities and Exchange Commission, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Federal Reserve Board, and Bank of England convened a hybrid meeting today to discuss certain issues relating to the resolution of a central counterparty (CCP). This meeting was one of a regular series of senior-level meetings held since 2017 to share views on CCP resolution and review the progress of an ongoing program of joint work among the agencies.

  • ISDA - The Swap, Episode 34: Changing Treasury Market Structure

    Date 17/10/2023

    The US Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed increased clearing of certain US Treasury securities, but what impact would that have on market structure? Frank La Salla, president and chief executive of DTCC, gives his views.

  • BIS: CPMI Sets Out Harmonised ISO 20022 Data Requirements For Enhancing Cross-Border Payments

    Date 17/10/2023

    • CPMI publishes harmonised ISO 20022 data requirements, establishing a consistent minimum set of messaging data for more efficient cross-border payments.
    • The data requirements, a key element of the G20 cross-border payments programme, were developed with the private sector Payments Market Practice Group (PMPG).
    • Market participants are encouraged to begin aligning in earnest now and by end-2027 at the latest. The benefits of adopting the requirements will increase as uptake widens.

  • BIS: Basel Committee Consults On Disclosure Of Banks' Cryptoasset Exposures

    Date 17/10/2023

    • Basel Committee publishes consultation on the disclosure of banks' cryptoasset exposures.
    • Follows publication of its final prudential standard on treatment of cryptoassets in December 2022.
    • Disclosure users and preparers are requested to comment on the consultation by 31 January 2024.

  • ISDA derivatiViews: Hidden In Plain Sight?

    Date 17/10/2023

    More than a decade after the introduction of rules requiring the reporting of all derivatives to trade repositories, some regulators have started to ask questions once again about the level of transparency in the derivatives markets. The trigger has been the sudden emergence of several recent bouts of market turbulence that seemed to have occurred without warning – precisely the type of events the reporting of data was meant to prevent. But, as a recent ISDA paper on transparency points out, a significant amount of information does currently exist that, with sufficient data cleansing and analysis, could help regulators spot warning signals.