REGULATION
CASH MANAGEMENT, REGULATION
Who is your counterparty? Who is your counterparty?
Eliminating duplicative activities is essential for financial institutions seeking to provide added value to clients during the performance of underlying client checks. flow takes a closer look at how the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation has come up with a neat solution to address this
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Regulatory outlook in securities services Regulatory outlook in securities services
Regulation is a key driver of change across the securities services industry, and it has powered the journey towards cross-market harmonisation. Deutsche Bank’s Boon-Hiong Chan and Britta Woernle summarise the defining developments that have global impact, as well as those that are region-specific
SECURITIES SERVICES, REGULATION
Accelerated settlement – the move towards T+0 Accelerated settlement – the move towards T+0
One of the problems with securities settlement happening up to two days following the execution of the trade is the potential for operational and counterparty risk during that window. flow hears from Deutsche Bank’s Mike Clarke and Emma Johnson on the industry and regulatory cooperation, as well as the collaboration needed for instantaneous settlement
Sustainable Finance, Regulation
More Treasurers are facing key ESG challenges
Meeting the growing list of environmental, social and governance (ESG) requirements is having a greater impact than any other treasury issue, a new survey by Economist Impact reveals. flow’s Desirée Buchholz reports why regulation is a double-edged sword for companies – and what could ease the burden
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Regulation and splinternet Regulation and splinternet
A concept first envisaged a decade ago, the splintering of the internet is moving closer to reality as regulation attempts to impose both limitations and new responsibilities, reports Boon-Hiong Chan of Deutsche Bank Corporate Bank’s Market and Technology Advocacy team
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The next big bang?
REGULATION
Data governance: How responsibility becomes an opportunity
CASH MANAGEMENT, REGULATION
Heavyweight assets?
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Regulation and splinternet
OPINIONS
BOON-HIONG CHAN
Finding crypto equilibrium
CHRISTOF HOFMANN
Getting flexible: Treasury’s response to deglobalisation
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Towards COP27: The financial sector as a key driver of change
DR REBECCA HARDING
Why we need a new look at rare earths
CHRISTOF HOFMANN
Bridges into the blockchain world
DR REBECCA HARDING
Farewell to hydrocarbons
VINCO DAVID, JONATHAN SKOVBRO
Export credit insurance in crises
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Regchecker Regchecker
In this latest brief, Boon-Hiong Chan, Global Head of Market Advocacy, Securities Services at Deutsche Bank, highlights key digital assets and data regulatory developments in 2020
DOSSIER SUSTAINABLE FINANCE, REGULATION
Journey to green in ESG transformation Journey to green in ESG transformation
As capital pours into ESG investing, how are regulatory frameworks developing to support this growth? flow’s Clarissa Dann focuses on key points from dbSustainability Research analysis
MACRO AND MARKETS, COVID-19, TRADE FINANCE
Steering post-Covid recovery Steering post-Covid recovery
The changeover at the US economic helm ushers in a stimulus-based approach to economic revival. But leadership handovers in Germany and Japan are not likely to replicate that policy shift. What does this mean for the new world order? flow’s Graham Buck and Clarissa Dann investigate