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6 days ago |
euromoney.com | Laurie McAughtry
In the first of our new webinar series exploring the crucial issues impacting the FX industry today, Euromoney head of capital markets Laurie McAughtry welcomes guest host Stéphane Malrait of ACI FMA, and guest speakers Ollie Jerome of Deutsche Bank and Matt Barrett of Adaptive to explore the question of single- versus multi-dealer platforms (MDPs). What role do they play, what does the future hold and can the current pricing model be justified?
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2 weeks ago |
euromoney.com | Laurie McAughtry
In the first of our new webinar series exploring the crucial issues impacting the FX industry today, Euromoney head of capital markets Laurie McAughtry welcomes guest host Stéphane Malrait of ACI FMA, and guest speakers Ollie Jerome of Deutsche Bank and Matt Barrett of Adaptive to explore the question of single- versus multi-dealer platforms (MDPs). What role do they play, what does the future hold and can the current pricing model be justified?
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1 month ago |
euromoney.com | Laurie McAughtry
With operations in more than 30 countries worldwide, a well-established franchise and a top-five ranking, Bank of America (BofA) is already in the top handful of bulge-bracket banks operating in the European equity capital markets (ECM) space.
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1 month ago |
euromoney.com | Laurie McAughtry
Private markets are undergoing a growth explosion. Industry estimates suggest the sector could jump from $13 trillion today to more than $20 trillion by 2030 – driven by democratised investor access, private debt expansion, and the transformative power of technology – particularly via AI and digital assets. In 2024, private equity dealmaking finally resumed its growth trajectory after two years of decline, with a notable increase in the value and number of large PE deals.
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2 months ago |
euromoney.com | Laurie McAughtry
In November, the European regulator ESMA published plans for the EU to move to a T+1 settlement cycle no later than October 11, 2027, with the UK agreeing to the same deadline earlier this year. The move to a shorter settlement is expected to release more than £1 billion of margin in the UK due to lower counterparty risks – echoing the benefits seen in the US, where the T+1 transition in May has already seen an estimated reduction in clearing default funding of around US$2 billion.
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