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Following one of the Trump administration’s financial executive orders, the US Treasury Department issued a report which calls for regulators to streamline reporting obligations...

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Now seems to be the time for vital standards discussions on financial services technology.  But perhaps the overarching questions for a global industry like...

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The implementation of trade and transaction reporting was intended to improve transparency and mitigate systematic risk in the derivatives markets. To achieve this, global...

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Introduction With less than 5 months left before the deadline for MiFID II on 3 January 2018, firms are still grappling with the implementation...

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Regulation is constantly changing and evolving, reflecting the turbulent and innovative nature of financial services, with hundreds of regulators in different regions and financial...

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As the EU-28 evolves into the EU-27, the European Commission (EC) has ensured their members that this will only be a bump in the...

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Commodity derivative trading is just one of the many topic areas under MiFID II that firms need to ensure they are prepared for before...

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JWG would like to thank over 300 attendees for being part of our MiFID II implementation webinar on Wednesday 12 July. We received some...

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Over the past quarter, we have made considerable progress towards the creation of a RegTech Council. In this members-only issue we cover our latest activity in the...

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In the eight years since the G20’s Pittsburgh summit, regulatory forces have reshaped the complexity of market infrastructure.  Unfortunately, there has not been a...
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