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Legal & Regulation

Patricia Rosch, Broadridge

Broadridge launches new MiFID II solution

Broadridge Financial Solutions has launched a new solution to support investment firms with their MiFID II ex-post reporting obligations outlined under Article 50 of the Delegated Regulation. This latest solution is part of a suite of MiFID II services developed

Philippe Matélic, Director, Regulatory Compliance Team, Kinetic Partners (Luxembourg) Management Company

Options for distributing funds into Europe under AIFMD

By Philippe Matélic, Director, Regulatory Compliance Team, Kinetic Partners (Luxembourg) Management Company – How to connect your ideas to the market: The fund industry is constantly generating new ideas.  But, as in other industries, each needs to move through from

LME completes technical delivery for EMIR

The London Metal Exchange (LME) has delivered the systems modifications to support its members and clearing house in response to the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) requirements. The on-schedule delivery of the technology changes means that LME members can make

Jonathan Piper, partner, DLA Piper

Tiffin vs Lester Aldridge LLP

The UK Court of Appeal has today handed down judgment in a case which considers the circumstances in which an individual who enters into a members’ agreement in a limited liability partnership may be considered to be an employee. Jonathan

Moad Fahmi, BMA

BMA releases licensing requirements for digital asset business

The Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) has released an Information Bulletin outlining what documentation is required when submitting an application for a digital asset business (DAB) licence. The Digital Asset Business Act 2018 (the Act) makes provision for DAB licenses. To

Agecroft Don Steinbrugge

City of Detroit pension benefits ruling to impact HFs

By Don Steinbrugge, Agecroft Partners – Judge Steven W Rhodes’ ruling that the City of Detroit is officially bankrupt and that pension benefits for public pension fund beneficiaries may be reduced will have major repercussions throughout the public pension fund

Bitcoins

UK Treasury Committee urges regulation for ‘Wild West’ crypto-assets

‘Wild West’ crypto-assets should be regulated according to the UK Treasury Committee which has published a unanimously-agreed report on crypto-assets for its Digital Currencies inquiry. The report finds that problems include volatile prices, hacking vulnerabilities, minimal consumer protection, and anonymity

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