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UK government gives the go-ahead for move to T+1


02 April 2024 UK
Reporter: Carmella Haswell

The Accelerated Settlement Taskforce report recommends that the UK should aim to move to T+1 no later than the end of 2027 鈥 the government 鈥渇ully endorses鈥 this as firms require sufficient time to prepare for the transition
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PASLA: SFTR 2.0 coming to Europe with regulatory updates


07 March 2024 Singapore
Reporter: Carmella Haswell

SFTR 2.0 is likely to be rolled out when there is a new mandate from the European Commission in 2025 and could incorporate a tax element, following tax abuse scandals across Europe
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BCBS proposes action on 鈥渨indow dressing鈥 in G-SIB reporting


07 March 2024 Switzerland
Reporter: Bob Currie

Basel Committee considers requiring banks falling into scope of the Global Systemically Important Bank (G-SIB) framework to report G-SIB indicators based on average values over the reporting year, rather than by using year-end values
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Buy-side associations file opening brief challenging SEC rules


06 March 2024 US
Reporter: Bob Currie

AIMA, the MFA and NAPFM argue through their legal action that the SEC鈥檚 "defective rulemaking process" produced flawed, inconsistent rules relating to short selling and short position reporting that will harm investors and the markets
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FCA highlights AML failings in 鈥淒ear CEO鈥 letter


06 March 2024 UK
Reporter: Bob Currie

The UK financial conduct regulator has written to company heads outlining weaknesses in their controls to prevent financial crime and instructing that they must take necessary steps to address these shortcomings
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BoE acquires powers to restrict CCP discretionary payments


19 February 2024 UK
Reporter: Bob Currie

The UK central bank now has further powers to limit CCP discretionary payments to employees and shareholders, with these powers limited to five years鈥 duration and with consideration to be given to their impact on CCP hiring and staff retention