Financial Services Regulation

Group founded 01 Jul 2010
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This network is for financial professionals interested in staying up to date on financial services regulation happening anywhere in the world. CFOs, bankers, fund managers, treasurers welcome.

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The world's first hapless mobile call recording solution

Buying something because you have to is no fun. In this regard, many of today’s first and second-generation mobile call recording systems currently being implemented by investment banks are, frankly, ...

28 Sep 2011
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Five myths relating to mobile recording for FSA compliance

Speaking to prospects and customers about their experiences in trialing and using different mobile-recording systems, I’m surprised by some of the myths that I hear. If you’ve still not implemented a...

22 Sep 2011
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Will FSA mobile regulations render rogue traders obsolete?

Oh to be in the UBS compliance team this week. With news that another “rogue trader” has slipped under the radar in such spectacular fashion—at a time when the world’s banking system is in such a frag...

19 Sep 2011
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Mobile recording: Should compliance officers be frightened?

Last week saw the UK Financial Service Authority’s (FSA) latest win in its war against market abuse when it announced that it had imposed an £8m fine on Swift Trade for layering—a practice of placing ...

06 Sep 2011
Gaurav Handa

The Road to Basel III: Navigating the Curves Ahead

Financial institutions in Europe and North America will be eager to turn the page on August. Far from the anticipated doldrums of summer, we witnessed a return to stomach-churning market volatility, ...

02 Sep 2011
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Summer time and the trading is easy... next year

FSA mobile recording compliance and the working holiday. It’s August and the City has that almost peaceful summer feel, as its workers migrate to hotter climes for their “Worlidays”. Worlidays, a name...

31 Aug 2011
Gaurav Handa

European Banks Prepare for Possible Basel III Redux

It has been said, “Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it,” and as recent events have demonstrated, many European banks held too little loss-absorbing capital to allow for the ri...

05 Aug 2011
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EU cracks down on market abuse while US leaves the door open

Earlier this month the Financial Times reported that UK market regulators fined a commodities broker for “market abuse” for the first time—a sign that the Financial Services Authority is cracking down...

25 Jun 2011
Gaurav Handa

Get Ready for a Macroprudential Approach to Regulation

Fed seeks annual U.S. bank stress tests. In his recent address at the 47th Annual Conference on Bank Structure and Competition, Chicago, Chairman Bernanke spoke of initiatives on both sides of the

20 May 2011
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Mobile recording: now is time to act

So, after all the expectation, it’s happened. With its Revised Policy Statement (10/17), the Financial Services Authority (FSA) has removed the initial exemption for mobile calls and texts. As of 14...

24 Feb 2011
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U.S. Presidential Report Extends Uncertainty for Money Funds

The President’s Working Group on Financial Reform issued an unusually inconclusive report on Money Market Mutual Funds. Published thirteen months after it was originally expected, the report simply

22 Oct 2010

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