By Chris Skinner
Then there is the EU process of evolving regulations for Capital Adequacy and Solvency II, UCITS IV, Retail Investment Products, Market Abuse and more. Finally, there is now the global agenda of the G20 to create consistent supervision ... These Directives have attacked the simplistic areas of retail financial products, insurance, payments and investing. Now, with the credit crisis and the realisation of the complexity of global derivatives, we are tackling the complex ...
The Financial Services Club's Blog - http://thefinanser.co.uk/fsclub/ Fordham International Intellectual Property Conference, Plenary ...
By Jason Lunardi
In the EU, the adoption of a new directive or regulation is very difficut, 6+ years. Often involves much tradeoff, little to do with the merits of the proposal. For this reason, the ECJ feels more comfortable with creating their own ...
IPLJ - http://iplj.net/blog/
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