Trading
JWG started off life as the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) Joint Working Group - IT subject group. After sorting out what MiFID actually meant in 2007, we are back at it in 2011 looking the impact of expanding the scope and depth of change to trading regulations to 'business as usual' (BAU) globally.
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Press releases
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Engagement model between regulators and the financial industry is broken, according to JWG report 10 April 2012
Is your ICT infrastructure robust enough for G20 regulatory reform?29 March 2012
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Documents
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[RegBeacon] Issue 414 February 2013
[RegBeacon] Issue 31 October 2012
IOSCO ¨C ESMA recordkeeping and business continuity plan gap analysis8 June 2012
[RegBeacon] Issue 226 April 2012
FS infrastructure: ready for G20 reform?14 March 2012
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Your G20 compliant operating model2 October 2012
The operational perspective: the nuts and bolts of implementation6 January 2012
MiFID nuts and bolts16 November 2011
 
JWG alerts
New MiFIR draft: Compromise seeks double volume cap on public disclosure waivers to protect price formation process: http://t.co/NGbVlDFxir
New MiFID draft: Data protection reqs for investment firms; OTFs must be independent from their market makers: http://t.co/eIfAmB98v2
Buy-side asks will cost of clearing be 300% of initial margin? 100% IM for the CCP and 200% for the clearing broker: http://t.co/N886JWeSzI
Robin Hoods militia? Confidential EC paper discusses using FMIs as honorary taxmen to collect FTT: http://t.co/pFi91h1fEq
NYSE flash crash: Are new US circuit breaker rules less effective at preventing crashes than what came before? http://t.co/oejSiYQyUm
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Risk

Liquidity Risk Action Network creates the reference points for investment firms' and their regulators' detailed policy and operating model requirements. By making these transparent, they also form the launch pad for suppliers and service providers who wish to build solutions which are fit for purpose.

 
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Customer Data Management Group is the leading resource for insight on the implementation of global operating models which meet counterparty data management standards. The think-tank will lead the development of industry guidance so that investment firms who follow it can avoid sanction.

Today's investment firms need to know their customer and product data better and access it faster and cheaper if they are to rise to the new challenges they face from the combination of market and operational pressures introduced this decade.

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Regulatory identifiers (GRIS)
The Global Regulatory Identifier Steering Group (GRIS) is a collaborative initiative bringing together European sell-side trade bodies. It represents the European sell-side perspective, whilst creating a global dialogue between, and amongst, policymakers and industry.
 
G20 systemic risk
The Systemic Risk Group provides thought leadership both for the politicians who aim to control, and the managers that run, financial services. JWG's analysis of the G20's 93-point action plan provides decision makers with what they need to do the job from strategic direction to practical compliance with new regulations.
 



PublicationDate Added
FS infrastructure: ready for G20 reform?12 March 2012
How good is your data radar? Exploring the need for global risk and trading12 September 2011