Industry to make 11th hour plea over Emir scope

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Risk.net Regulation News Update 30 September 2011 This Week's Top Story Industry to make 11th hour plea over Emir scope The EU council text of Emir could be voted through next week, but a group of industry associations will plead for a late - and controversial - change Categories: Regulation Topics: British Bankers' Association (BBA), Derivatives, European Markets Infrastructure Regulation (Emir), Mifid II, Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) ... Mobile RSS Solvency II & Risk Management Conference Join Life & Pension Risk on 5 October in London for this one day conference where we will be delving into the details of Solvency II while clarifying priority areas for development and implementation. Featuring a host of expert speakers, from regulators to leading industry figures the event is not to be missed if you want to stay ahead and learn from some of the best in the business. More of this week's news Energy Risk Asia: Dodd-Frank could hit Asian energy firms hard Panellists at the Energy Risk Asia conference voice concerns over the extraterritorial implications of the Dodd-Frank Act Audio: Hedge funds face funding squeeze under Vickers report recommendation UK-based hedge fund management companies could have problems accessing working capital if a provision in the ring-fencing chapter of the Independent Commission on Banking (Vickers report) stands UK's FPC changes tack on capital requirements Loosely worded document does not clarify FPC's demands on banks; new regulatory body asks for more powers in new legislation Cool response to Esma proposal that strategy indexes comply with Ucits diversification rules The European Securities and Markets Authority has asked whether diversification within strategy indexes should be judged within the confines of Ucits, while also requesting responses to a discussion... Agreement closer on 2014 implementation date for Solvency II Transitional provisions must still be agreed Investment club manager guilty of $40 million fraud A Michigan-based investment club manager has pleaded guilty to fraud after losing $40 million invested by more than 750 clients Canadian OTC derivatives repository unnecessary, say market participants Critics argue a Canadian OTC derivatives repository would lead to fragmented and inconsistent data Airlines face 82-million tonne shortfall of carbon allowances in 2012 The commercial airline sector will have to buy 82 million tonnes of carbon allowances next year in addition to free allowances, according to an aviation consultancy SEC could sue Standard & Poor's over faulty CDO rating The SEC may charge Standard & Poor's with breaking federal security laws in its rating of a 2007 CDO. Carney to banks: stop blaming each other Mark Carney, Bank of Canada governor, tells banks to stop accusing others of bad behaviour Three members of family jailed for boiler-room fraud in UK Father and two sons charged with defrauding 1,700 investors in boiler-room fraud that lost £14 million SEC files subpoena enforcement action against Deloitte Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu faces subpoena enforcement action after failing to hand documents over to SEC in Longtop Financial Technologies investigation US CFTC charges investment adviser with $3 million fraud CFTC charges registered investment adviser Jeffrey Liskov and his company EagleEye Asset Management with cheating and defrauding client out of £3 million SEC's Schapiro under fire in Madoff conflict case SEC's former general counsel David Becker inherited $2 million account with Ponzi fraudster Related news this week from other categories Industry experts clash over whether to publish liquidity ratios A Basel III conference panel disagree over whether banks should publish liquidity coverage ratio and net stable funding ratio estimates now, even though the final rules are not yet agreed Insurers could withstand Greek and Italian default, says Fitch Ratings European insurers could withstand a Greek and Italian sovereign debt default without widespread rating downgrades, according to rating agency Fitch Ratings. As world leaders battle to put together... Liquidity swaps face uncertain future as FSA consults on risk management Firms looking to undertake liquidity swap transactions could face tough new regulatory requirements if FSA proposals, set out in a recent consultation paper, are carried out. Liquidity swaps provide...   Related publications: Risk magazine, Operational Risk & Regulation, Life & Pension Risk, Central Banking Related categories: Risk Management, Investment

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