FSB pushes move to new financial benchmarks
Overnight risk-free rates would "enhance financial stability," FSB says
- By: James Langton
- June 4, 2019 November 13, 2019
- 11:17
Overnight risk-free rates would "enhance financial stability," FSB says
New committee to provide input on technical compliance challenges
New domestic stability buffer takes effect on Oct. 31
Investors' funds were diverted for operator's own use and to repay other investors, regulator says
Central bank says it has "no connection to this scam"
Whistleblowers repeatedly reported alleged violations internally before providing a tip to the SEC
Rep admitted to making late-day trades in a venture stock on behalf of a client
International policy-maker aims to improve the process of resolving systemically important banks
The assets may not fall under the jurisdiction of traditional securities regulators
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Agreement expands cross-border enforcement powers
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NSSC hands down $150,000 administrative penalty
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The award is the first under a program designed to incentivize internal reporting
Seven complaints were referred to a hearing panel, half as many as the previous year
Two individuals and a numbered company were implicated
Recent legislation gives financial firms and employees immunity for reporting incidents
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