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Crypto / Digital Assets
ECB Urged to Improve Design Features of Digital Euro
By Mark Johnston | 20/04/2023
A new study evaluates the ECB’s progress on the digital euro and suggests ways to enhance its attractiveness and functionality.

Crypto / Digital Assets
BIS, BOE Unveil Findings from Payments Synchronisation Project
By Manesh Samtani | 19/04/2023
Project Meridian demonstrated the ability to synchronise property ownership transfer with payment settlement using central bank money.

Securities / Derivatives
Two More Chinese Firms List GDRs in Switzerland
By Editors | 19/04/2023
The listings come despite last month’s reports that Chinese regulators had stopped accepting applications from mainland firms seeking to issue GDRs in Switzerland.

AML / KYC
UK Watchdog Faces Surge in AML Whistleblower Reports
By Mark Johnston | 18/04/2023
The UK FCA has received 141 reports from insiders who raised concerns about their firms’ AML controls in the past six years.

Fintech / Regtech
UK Regulators Announce Next Steps for Open Banking Regime
By Mark Johnston | 18/04/2023
A new body will be created to boost the uptake of open banking in the UK and extend its benefits to other sectors of the economy.

Crypto / Digital Assets
UK Regulator to Impose Limits on Stablecoin Payments
By Mark Johnston | 18/04/2023
The BOE and the FCA will propose new rules by year-end to ensure stablecoins are redeemable in fiat money and do not threaten financial stability.

Market Infrastructure
BOE, CFTC Strengthen Supervisory Cooperation on CCPs
By Editors | 18/04/2023
The Bank of England will rely on the CFTC for supervision and oversight of US-based CCPs offering clearing services in the UK.

Big Picture
AFME, FESE Call for Action on EU Consolidated Tape
By Editors | 17/04/2023
Ahead of EU trilogues on the MiFIR Review, AFME is highlighting the important role of systematic internalisers and FESE is calling for a PFOF ban.

Enforcement
US and Allies to Cooperate to Displace Russia from Nuclear Energy Market
By Editors | 17/04/2023
The US, UK, Canada, Japan and France will leverage their resources and capabilities to undermine Russia’s grip on supply chains.

Sanctions
G7 Says Switzerland Is Not Doing Enough to Combat Sanctions Evasion
By Editors | 17/04/2023
Switzerland, though officially neutral, has frozen Russian assets worth about a third of the EUR 21.5 billion frozen across the EU.
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