LEI registration
The Legal Entity Identifier(LEI) initiative was created as part of the G20 requirements to reduce systemic risk, so that legal entities will have a common and traceable identifier on reports, allowing…
The Legal Entity Identifier(LEI) initiative was created as part of the G20 requirements to reduce systemic risk, so that legal entities will have a common and traceable identifier on reports, allowing…
MiFID II will require a far wider use of ISIN codes, which are to be applied in many cases to OTC derivatives and has been previously posted (see here). This…
With changes coming in the formats of EMIR reporting in November, and a wider change coming next year, it is worth considering the quality of the data in trade repositories…
Last week the European Commission released a legislative proposal outlining some major changes in EMIR which will have a significant impact on Non Financial Counterparties, including many energy and commodity…
There has been a great deal of discussion on the future of EMIR following the EMIR review in 2015. Some of this has focused on whether the reporting of trades…
The European Systemic Risk Board have published this report provided their views on the review on EMIR, which is intended to result in some changes to the rules to be…
MiFID II requires that investment firms provide reports which use Legal Entity Identifiers (LEI) as codes for counterparties. At this stage, many counterparties have not yet obtained LEIs, which will…
ESMA has issued an updated Questions and Answers document relating to EMIR, which can be found here. In addition to updating a specific question on backloading , many of the…
See here for an article on the DerivSource web site by Lynn Strongin Dodds which looks at some of the issues that are arising in the space of ISIN codes,…
See here for an article by Ian Sutherland on The OTC Space about implementing regulatory change and technology. While the article is focused on banking , the energy and commodity…