Yup Gerry, spot on!
Its always a problem getting change in FS but i am convinced that once the Ap box is open the Skys no limit
19 Oct 2010 16:24 Read comment
I have to agree with the conclusion. The equity markets have created a situation where transparancy is comprimised and the very thing that regulators were attempting to avoid. More thought needs to be given by politicians and regulators to how OTC can be better regulated but without losing the essense of the product. There is an old saying 2You cant buck the markets"
30 Sep 2010 10:49 Read comment
Well done Brewin a smart move that i hope others will follow. There is a cost/price issue that Euroclear needs to address and bring down in time but Rome was not built in a day! Overall the service that is being offered by Euroclear is worth every penny as i am sure Brewin will concur
31 Aug 2010 23:43 Read comment
Lets all hear it for Bloomberg. Well done and at last some consideration for the buy side. Keep it up theres more to do
31 Aug 2010 23:37 Read comment
I think by now its obvious that you can not make money as a commercial clearer. It works best as a utility function. Surely its time that one of the Stock exchanges bought LCH and operated it as a value added to their business!
31 Aug 2010 23:32 Read comment
Just what the world needs, yet another MTF. I wonder what will happen once the regulators treat them like regulated exchanges?
31 Aug 2010 23:24 Read comment
They would have to be BATS to do this deal so your odds are sensible Elizebeth
24 Aug 2010 19:52 Read comment
I have to say i had to laugh at the word disloyal in this report. I hardly think customers of banks can be charged with disloyalty after being totally let down by banks the banking system and just about the whole shoddy mess that surrounds it.
Recent reports indicate that banks are continually fleecing their customers with extreme interest rates and pocketing the funds. A case of artful larceny if i have ever heard one. I supose the pilfered customers can be accused as being disloyal according to this silly report
19 Jul 2010 16:29 Read comment
Busy lady Liz
I too have been out and about over the last week and i must say there is plenty of talk not much action and lots of confusion arround. I keep hearing at these events that the Regulators are setting the agenda with everyone waiting sitting on their hands hoping to be told what to do. Where has responsibility gone, where is the innovation and the drive to run the industry?
I really do think that people in the finance industry are failing in their duties and simply coping out. Pity MiFID two cant chuck out the current mob and replace with a few chosen ones of the past who would have at least stood up been counted and made decisions
14 Jun 2010 11:46 Read comment
Yes Gerard, the benefits to the Issuer has to be defined or we will have to rely on laws
In my view Isssuer benefits can be lower cost as they could take charge of Issueing data from their agents. A XBRL Template could be populated by clerks and verified by the Company Secretary befor issue. It must be in the Issuer interest to ensure markets get good accurate and timely data to protect the share price. Not least their shareholders. It could come under Corporate Govenance possibly SOX?
31 Mar 2010 21:26 Read comment
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