Australia’s securities regulator has acknowledged “challenges” with its 10-month-old breach reporting regime, promising a disgruntled industry that compliance will get easier – as the country’s prudential regulator simultaneously updates its credit risk reporting standard.
The SEC has revised its rules on clearinghouse governance structure to mitigate conflict of interests, over objections from its Republican commissioners that the reforms are too “prescriptive”.
The International Securities Lending Association is pushing to extend its Global Master Securities Lending Agreement to crypto assets, with a team from Ashurst advising.
Sustainable investing groups have praised the EU’s draft Sustainability Reporting Standards, whose consultation period closed this week, but banking groups have called for a delay in implementation.
New EU rules integrating ESG into MiFID II requirements have come into force, despite warnings from industry that the data needed for effective compliance is still not available.
A bipartisan group from the US senate agriculture committee has proposed granting the Commodity Futures Trading Commission oversight over Bitcoin, Ether and other cryptos defined as digital commodities.
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