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  • The MiG Report November 2015

    Date 15/12/2015

    Please click here for the November 2015 MiG Report. 

  • Despite Introduction Of MiFID II’s Dark Trading Double Volume Cap, Ability To Trade In The Dark Remains, According To TABB Research

    Date 15/12/2015

    According to new TABB Group research, the imposition of MiFID II’s Dark Trading Double Volume Cap (DVC) is intended to increase transparency in European equity markets by reducing dark activity, but there are important exceptions to the DVC.

  • EBA Identifies Areas Of Improvement In The Cooperation Between EU And Third Countries

    Date 15/12/2015

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today a Report and an Opinion on the application of legal provisions on cooperation and information sharing between EU and non-EU supervisory authorities. The objective of this report is to identify any issues and areas of improvement and to propose legislative changes, where needed, to better facilitate prudential supervision of institutions on a cross-border basis.

  • Dubai Financial Services Authority: Notice Of Amendments To Legislation

    Date 15/12/2015

    Following the ending of the consultation period on a number of proposed legislative changes, that were set out in Consultation Papers No. 101 and 102, the DFSA Board, after due consideration of consultees' comments, made amendments to the DFSA Rulebook as described below. Please bear in mind that changes may have been made to the legislation originally proposed in the relevant consultation papers.

  • EBA Issues Final Guidelines On Institutions Exposures To Shadow Banking Entities And Recommends Approach To Limiting Risks

    Date 15/12/2015

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its final Guidelines regarding limits on institutions' exposures to ‘shadow banking entities' that carry out bank-like activities outside a regulated framework. In particular, these Guidelines introduce an approach that will allow EU institutions to set internal limits for their exposures to ‘shadow banking entities', hence addressing in a proportionate way the risks that these exposures pose to the EU banking sector. The Guidelines were informed by a Report, also published today, on the exposures of a sample of EU institutions to ‘shadow banking entities' and the impact of setting limits.