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The TRADE predictions series 2024: Market Structure – T+1

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Peter Welsby, head of European FICC trading, Manulife Investment Management   Regulation will continue to direct market trends in 2 024, just as it has in recent years. The firms that invest in these technologies will likely emerge as leaders in a landscape where agility and efficiency are paramount.

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People Moves Monday: RBC, Tourmaline Partners, BlueX and more…

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RBC appointed Guy Chalkley as managing director, UK flow rates sales. Chalkley brings more than three decades worth of financial services to the role, in both portfolio management and rates sales. Before joining RBC, Chalkley spent 11 years at NatWest Markets.

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Leaders in Trading 2023: Industry Person of the Year shortlist revealed

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Now in its second year, this award is designed to celebrate those individuals who have made a significant impact on their own organisation and, equally, the industry externally, with a commitment to bettering and future proofing the markets for years to come. Congratulations to this year’s shortlisted nominees!

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UK Government plans new one-stop-shop for research as it paves way for removing unbundling rules

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The reversal comes as part of efforts to boost the attractiveness of the UK’s financial services sector and becomes the latest divergence in regulation from the EU following Brexit. However, this notion has been allowed to expire by the SEC, leaving more uncertainty related to regulatory compliance surrounding research.

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Challenges for the buy-side and research providers become a reality as SEC allows ‘no-action’ research letter to lapse

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has allowed its no-action letter to the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA), based on enforcements surrounding research services, to expire – reinforcing that it was not intended to be permanent solution.