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The International Securities Lending Association (ISLA) is a leading non-profit industry association, representing the common interests of securities lending and financing market participants across Europe, Middle East and Africa.
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ISLA responds to EC consultation on CSDR

The International Securities Lending Association has responded to the European Commission consultation regarding proposed amendments to settlement discipline provisions of the Central Securities Depositories Regulation
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Alliance of 14 trade body call for CSDR buy-in delay

ISLA, ICMA and ISDA are among 14 trade bodies to renew calls for the buy-ins rules to be shelved until "essential" amendments are in place and give in-scope entities more time to prepare
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ISLA: CSDR buy-ins may deter asset owners from lending

To avoid damaging market liquidity and stability, the trade body suggests the CSDR settlement discipline regime should be split in two, with cash penalties going live in February and the buy-ins held pending a “in-depth assessment"
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ESMA confirms preparations to further delay CSDR

ESMA has confirmed it is working on a proposal to possibly delay the entry into force of the CSDR settlement discipline regime until 1 February 2022
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EC launches consultation on sustainable finance strategy

"Sustainable finance is a continuously evolving topic”, says the chair of ALFI, Corinne Lamesch
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ISLA ramps up SFTR preparation

In preparation for SFTR, ISLA has decomplexified corporate actions