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Brexit: is clarity emerging in the regulatory landscape?

While the Withdrawal Agreement languishes in the quagmire of Parliamentary procedure, real change is emerging - and even becoming clearer in intensity and scope.

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Brexit: where do we stand?

Despite doomsday-predicting doubters, detractors and dissenters on both sides of the channel - and pond - Mrs May seems to have hashed out some semblance of a practical Withdrawal Agreement.

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CSDR heralds regulatory saturation – but levels keep on rising

Are you waving or drowning? With another regulatory deluge on the horizon for 2020, we're advising our clients to begin working on CSDR as soon as possible.

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LIBOR reform – valuations and risk management

Moving to risk free rates will be operationally complex and time consuming, demanding a coordinated effort across multiple teams and departments against a tight timeframe.

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LIBOR reform and market adoption – are RFRs friend or foe?

How will market participants agree the fall-back rate for Libor, Euribor, or similar 'Ibors'? Right now, there is no clear solution to satisfy all.

Asset & Wealth Management
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The adoption of fintech by third-party administrators – creating service enhancements or cutting their costs?

Covering over 80% of the market (based on total assets under administration), our study of leading custodian banks explores where, how and why major global firms are developing and deploying fintech across their business and operating models.