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Enhancing Derivative Market Transparency: The Entry Into Force of EMIR Refit

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News from the EU-UK Battle over Derivatives Clearing

On 16 December 2021, the European Securities Markets Authority (ESMA) presented its first report regarding the assessment of British Central Counterparties (CCPs). ESMA considers two British CCPs, LCH...

18 February 2022

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Matthias Lehmann

Repo markets across the Atlantic: similar but unalike

The vulnerabilities in the wholesale funding and in particular short-term (overnight) repurchase agreement (repo) markets were significant sources of systemic risk in the Global Financial Crisis (GFC). The excessive dependence...

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Hossein Nabilou

European Derivatives Regulation: What’s New and what was the Significance of 1 March 2017?

In our recent article for the Futures & Derivatives Law Report, we reflect on what to expect in 2017 for the implementation of the European Markets and Infrastructure Regulation (Regulation...

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Paul Hastings LLP

European Derivatives Regulation in a Post Brexit World: Spotlight on EMIR

In our recent Paul Hastings ‘Stay Current’ publication, we provide legal reaction to Brexit for European derivatives and derivatives regulation, focusing on the European Markets and Infrastructure Regulation...

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Paul Hastings LLP

European Derivatives Regulation in a Post Brexit World: Spotlight on EMIR

In our recent Paul Hastings ‘Stay Current’ publication, we provide legal reaction to Brexit for European derivatives and derivatives regulation, focusing on the European Markets and Infrastructure Regulation...

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Paul Hastings LLP

Brexit and Financial Services: 10 Things You Should Know

This briefing note explores the implications of the decision to leave the EU for the financial services sector.01 | IntroductionOn June 23, 2016, the UK held its historic...

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Norton Rose Fulbright

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