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ISLA releases report on proposed GMSLA changes

22 November 2022 UK
Reporter: Lucy Carter

The International 쮸떴눈첵 Lending Association has published a paper investigating the changes that will need to be made to the Global Master 쮸떴눈첵 Lending Agreement to allow for market engagement with digital assets

DTCC releases Report Hub�셲 assisted reporting model

21 November 2022 US
Reporter: Carmella Haswell

The model aims to allow sell-side firms, including clearing brokers and prime brokers, to provide the required counterparty trade data to their buy-side clients which also utilise Report Hub

FSB publishes unchanged list of 30 global systemically important banks

21 November 2022 Basel
Reporter: Bob Currie

This G-SIB classification is based on bank data for the end of 2021 and, for the first time, applies a revised assessment methodology published by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision in 2018

UK financial authorities complete operational resilience simulation exercise

18 November 2022 UK
Reporter: Bob Currie

The two-day simulation, known as SIMEX 22, targeted systemic risks and potential improvements to the financial sector�셲 collective response capabilities

ESMA grants third-country CCP recognition to Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Clearing

17 November 2022 Malaysia
Reporter: Bob Currie

Bursa Malaysia Derivatives explains that this will improve the exchange�셲 access to Europe�셲 investment communities, while European counterparties will find it easier and more cost effective to trade and clear through the Kuala Lumpur-based exchange

EquiLend joins United Nations Global Compact

16 November 2022 US
Reporter: Carmella Haswell

EquiLend says the pledge to the UNGC solidifies its dedication to engage in collaborative projects, which advance the broader development goals of the United Nations �� particularly the Sustainable Development Goals