Tag Archives: CASS
FCA Reviews
As FCA reveals its supervision plans, firms need to pre-empt No one can say they did not know it was coming. The FCA is getting ever more explicit about its immediate concerns and supervision plans. As we noted at New …
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Tagged in: ABC, AML, Assessment of value, asset management market study, Bribery, CASS, Client money, FCA, Governance, Independent Directors, Liquidity, MAR, market abuse, MiFID, Operational resilience, opting-up, senior managers regime, SMCR, UCITS
Singularis v Daiwa: Supreme Court Judgment A case with “far-reaching implications” (FT) Oliver Lodge as Expert Witness
Despite limited press attention, the Supreme Court judgment delivered in late October in the case of Singularis v Daiwa should be of considerable interest and concern to regulated financial services firms in this country. The case began three years earlier …
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Tagged in: Al Sanea, Attribution, CASS, Client money, Client Payments, Daiwa, Doubtful solvency, Expert Wtiness, FCA, Financial Crime, Liability, Oliver Lodge, Risk, Singularis, Supreme Court, Suspicious instructions
A Blissful New Year
Judging from the financial press, you might suppose that this was the year of MiFID II. However, there is the small matter of a general election in the wings, insignificant as that should of course be regarded in these euro-days. …
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Tagged in: Best Execution, CASS, ESMA, EU, Expert Wtiness, FCA, Financial Conduct Authority, MiFID, UCITS