Andy Hill and Natalie Westerbarkey will become members of ICMA's executive committee as they enter their new role as co-heads
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
Paul Richards will step down and assume the position of senior advisor to the International Capital Market Association until the end of the year
This draft voluntary code responds to demands for tighter scrutiny of ESG ratings and data products, recognising the importance that ratings agents and data providers are playing in supporting sustainable investment
Through the database, users will have access to sustainable finance insights garnered from more than 8700 listed green, social, sustainability and sustainability-linked bonds, gathered from more than 2100 issuers
ICMA says the initiative will help to inform the current discussions among policy makers in the ongoing MiFIR review, and should help “pave the way for the inclusion of meaningful, well-calibrated” sovereign bond data in the EU bond consolidated tape
Jarrett has been with HSBC since 2005, where she has held a number of roles including global programme director, prime services, global head of business transformation, global banking and markets
An industry consortium has co-signed a joint-association statement setting out a common interpretation of the European Securities and Markets Authority’s statement which outlines EU legislators do not expect market participants to take further action
Following a series of market stress events, reducing manual intervention and creating greater efficiencies in collateral management has become increasingly necessary. Data standardisation and automation of key processes offer a way forward, says Amy Caruso, head of collateral initiatives at ISDA
Eliane Meziani, senior advisor and Rodolphe Carissimo, advisor for CACEIS public affairs talk to Jenna Lomax about the postponement of the CSDR mandatory buy-in rulings and why the market requires and deserves due time to prepare for it
CSDR aims to harmonise timing and standards of conduct in the European securities settlement industry. With the settlement discipline measures scheduled to go live on 1 February 2022, industry experts weigh up the impact of this regulation and the market’s state of readiness
Industry participants discuss the biggest challenges, the impact of COVID-19 on preparations, the cost of failing trades and more importantly how they believe the regulation will play out
