Monthly Archives: April 2010

Put regulation in the hands of politicians and, well, it becomes politicised.

Posted on April 28, 2010 by Huw Jones
The European Commission will propose its draft European Markets Infrastructure Legislation (EMIL) in June which should make for some pointy headed pool side reading during the summer consulation period. Join Discussion

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Impasse over model haunts raters again

Posted on April 27, 2010 by Huw Jones
Credit rating agencies are back in the spotlight and, just like a year or two ago, for all the wrong reasons. Join Discussion

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Reuters set to spotlight financial regulation in DC

Posted on April 23, 2010 by Ruben Ramirez
The 2010 Reuters Global Financial Regulation Summit will focus in on proposals for a strong new consumer agency, strict oversight of derivatives and attempts to end the perception that some financial firms are “too big to fail.” Join Discussion

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Reuters set to spotlight financial regulation in DC

Posted on April 23, 2010 by Ruben Ramirez
The 2010 Reuters Global Financial Regulation Summit will focus in on proposals for a strong new consumer agency, strict oversight of derivatives and attempts to end the perception that some financial firms are “too big to fail.” Join Discussion

Posted in Finance, Regulation, Summit, Washington | Tagged , , | Leave a comment