Sandboxes and hackathons are not just an opportunity for regulators to foster smart financial centres, but are also a chance for them to keep pace with the development curve. By Justin Pugsley.

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Sandboxes and hackathons are not just an opportunity for regulators to foster smart financial centres, but are also a chance for them to keep pace with the development curve. By Justin Pugsley.
Seven countries have been singled out by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision for falling behind on setting up domestic regulatory frameworks for uncleared over-the-counter derivatives.
A survey by EY has found troubling attitudes towards corruption among senior managers and younger employees.
McKinsey & Co has found that European banks face a massive capital shortfall if new Basel and accounting rules are implemented unchanged.
Infrastructure, green and risk finance targeted to underpin the launch of the EU’s capital markets union.
Not all financial institutions operating in the UK appear to have planned for the hardest of Brexits, so the Bank of England has asked that they plan for that eventuality as well.
Senior UK opposition politician calls for Bank of England to be investigated for its role in allegedly helping to fix Libor.
Central banks should do more to support repo markets as supply of high quality securities dries up.
Republican to make another attempt at introducing financial innovation act in US congress to support fintech.
The US administration wants to target reforms for Freddie Mac and Fannie May once taxes are sorted out.
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