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How the Next Generation are Shaping the Future of Trading

The EU’s e-Privacy regulation, which is expected in 2019, is set to be the next major piece of legislation designed to protect the privacy and security of personal information. A step on from GDPR, e-Privacy protects meta data (as well as voice and email data) and will oversee and regulate privacy in ‘Over the Top’ eComms channels (i.e. social me...

/regulation Operational Risk Management

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Putting the customer at the heart of it

A colleague of mine in the UK recently wanted to open a business account. She needed to get funds in quickly so she wanted a fast process and was happy to comply with whatever checks were required to do so. Contacting her current high street bank seemed an obvious first step. Surely this would make the process simpler, and more importantly, faster...

/regulation Banking Strategy, Digital and Transformation

Neil Crammond

Neil Crammond risk education & real time market abuse at DIVENTO FINANCIALS

WHY ANONYMOUS TRADING ALLOWS MARKET ABUSE

One of the very few benefits of open outcry trading was the fact that traders could see everyone trading and the chances of rogue trading was easier to spot compared to today. Through a virtual pit traders can see all bids and offers and completed deals as all traders have to be identified , therefore visible to the market place ? This simple

/regulation Operational Risk Management

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Even bankers think FX margins on payments are excessive: fintech and regulation to the rescue?

For those recently travelling to Australia for Swift’s annual Sibos conference, currency exchange rates were an inevitable topic of conversation. The rates varied enormously, leading one of the major Australian banks to suggest that FX exchange rates should be regulated. A bank asking for regulation is unusual, but maybe they have a point. FX trad...

/payments /regulation Fintech

Shaun Thomas

Shaun Thomas Product Manager at Namescan

How Taiwan has become a global leader in Anti-Money Laundering compliance

In 2016, Taipei-based Mega International Commercial Bank Co was fined a record $180 Million USD by authorities in New York, for having a “Hollow Shell” in their compliance program. As a result of this record-breaking fine, shockwaves were sent throughout Taiwan to official circles, at the same time legislators were considering new regulations t

/regulation Fintech

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It is about time

Last Friday, ESMA finally published its long anticipated call for evidence on periodic auctions. Periodic auctions became popular in 2017 and even more so through 2018 and so they are often linked to the introduction of MiFID II. While some opponents lambasted them as a cynical attempt to avoid the double volume cap, supporters have pointed out th...

/regulation MiFID

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Beyond the obvious choice

Many trading firms are looking towards multi-entity setups to prepare for Brexit. The larger firms tend to have subsidiaries or branches in place, so they already have a flexible hedge against any Brexit scenario. Unfortunately, this can be an expensive contingency plan. What if a firm can’t justify the additional costs either due to limited expos...

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Henri Wajsblat

Henri Wajsblat Financial Services Expert at Anaplan

Demystifying banking stress tests

Henri Wajsblat, Anaplan’s Head of Financial Services Solutions, interviewed Chappuis Halder Director Vincent Wiencek about implementation challenges of banking stress tests, and what banks should expect from technology. Q: Among all banking regulations, stress tests seem to be a major concern. Why are stress tests a real challenge for the banks?...

/regulation Financial Services Regulation

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Examining Anti-Money Laundering Enforcement Across Europe

Since the beginning of the financial crisis in 2008, financial institutions have had to deal with a series of regulations to increase transparency. The objective? Creating a safer, more robust and more transparent financial system. Level of Fines at a Distant Second to the USA Europe accounts for 7% of global AML fines levied in the last 10 years, ...

/regulation /wholesale Banking Regulations

Shaun Thomas

Shaun Thomas Product Manager at Namescan

Why Blockchain is a good solution for KYC verification

With the creation of blockchain technology, many traditional systems have become outdated and are due for an upgrade. Blockchain has demonstrated its capabilities with the conception of virtual currencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, which have completely revolutionised the global currency system. By linking blockchain-based applications, Dapps (...

/regulation Blockchain Observations

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