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GCF: Concerns linger around MiFID II compliance


06 December 2017 London
Reporter: Becky Butcher

With only 28 days left to go before MiFID II comes into effect, less than half of Global Custody Forum attendees feel they will be compliant in time
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EU Commission opens consultation of SFTR TR fees


21 November 2017 Paris
Reporter: Drew Nicol

UK-based trade repositories may be forced to shoulder additional third-party recognition fees to operate under EU regulatory frameworks post-Brexit, according to proposed EU Commission rules
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LEIs offer major cost savings, says OFR


17 November 2017 Washington DC
Reporter: Drew Nicol

The OFR noted that early academic studies found that cost savings associated with adoption of the LEI approached $1 billion annually
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MTS and UnaVista to collaborate for SFTR


13 November 2017 London
Reporter: Jenna Lomax

The collaboration means that firms trading on MTS’s new global collateral management segment will be able to use UnaVista’s trade repository to trade under SFTR
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SimCorp: MiFID II remains a concern for buy-side firms


01 November 2017 London
Reporter: Becky Butcher

Some 28 percent of buy-side representatives are still unsure if and how their firm will be affected by MiFID II, just 90 days before the implementation deadline, according to a SimCorp survey
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SEC grants relief to US brokers on MiFID II


27 October 2017 New York
Reporter: Theo Andrew

The division of investment management issued three no-action letters, providing 30 months relief, allowing US broker-dealers to receive payments in hard dollars