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ESMA SETS OUT 2019 PRIORITIES FOR SUPERVISORY CONVERGENCE
February 6, 2018--The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published today its 2019 Supervisory Convergence Work Programme (SCWP), which sets out ESMA's work streams to promote sound, efficient and consistent supervision across the European Union (EU).
For 2019, the following priorities for supervisory convergence were identified:
Ensuring supervisory convergence in the context of the UK's decision to withdraw from the EU;
Making data and its use more robust and consistent by developing and further clarifying reporting methodologies and providing guidance to ensure complete and high-quality data;
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Source: ESMA
IMF Staff Country Reports-Italy: Selected Issues
February 6, 2019--REFORMING ITALY'S SOCIAL WELFARE SYSTEM AND LOWERING TAXES ON LABOR: SOME CONSIDERATIONS2
The Italian authorities are keen to improve Italy's social welfare system. They plan to introduce a new citizenship income program, aimed at assisting the poor and facilitating their reintegration into the labor market.
They also plan to gradually lower taxes on labor income. With a social safety net centered on pensions and the elderly and an array of income support schemes as well as a heavy tax burden falling on labor income, there is significant scope to improve Italy's system of taxes and transfers to promote growth and inclusion. This note uses the tax-benefit microsimulation model for the European Union (EUROMOD) to evaluate possible reforms to modernize Italy's social safety net as well as ways to lower the tax wedge on labor.
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Source: IMF
Market-maker Flow Traders names head of fixed income
February 6, 2019--Ramon Baljé joins electronic market maker in Amsterdam
Ramon Baljé joined Flow Traders earlier this month, a spokesperson confirmed.
He was most recently global head of Nomura's trading business in the Netherlands, having worked at the Japanese bank for around four years before leaving last summer.
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Source: fnlondon.com
UK official holdings of international reserves: January 2019
February 5, 2019--This monthly release shows details of movements in the UK's official holdings of international reserves, or assets. These consist of gold, foreign currency assets and International Monetary Fund assets.
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Source: HM Treasury
Three new Xtrackers ETFs on Xetra: Equity ETFs with a focus on Europe and companies related to Artificial Intelligence and Future Mobility worldwide
February 5, 2019--Three new Exchange Traded Funds of DWS have been available for trading on Xetra and Börse Frankfurt since Tuesday.
With the Xtrackers Artificial Intelligence & Big Data UCITS ETF-1C, investors can participate in the performance of companies from industrialised and emerging countries worldwide that are linked to artificial intelligence, data processing and data security.
These include in particular deep learning, natural language proficiency, image recognition, speech recognition and chatbots, cloud computing, cyber security and big data.
The Xtrackers Future Mobility UCITS ETF-1C represents a reference index of companies in industrialised and emerging countries worldwide that are assigned to the mobility of the future. This includes companies that invest in autonomous vehicles, 3D graphics, electric and hybrid vehicles as well as in electric and lithium batteries.
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Source: Deutsche Börse Group
ESMA consults on liquidity stress test guidance for investment funds
February 5, 2019--The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has started today a public consultation on its draft guidance regarding liquidity stress tests of investment funds-applicable to alternative investment funds (AIFs) and Undertakings for the Collective Investment in Transferable Securities (UCITS).
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Source: ESMA
The European Union Budget, and Economic and Monetary Policy (EU Exit) Regulations 2019
February 5, 2019--This instrument revokes retained EU law relating to the EU budget, and revokes and partially restates EU law relating to economic and monetary policy, in order to address deficiencies arising from the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union.
view the The European Union Budget, and Economic and Monetary Policy (EU Exit) Regulations 2019
Source: HM Treasury
Three new Xtrackers ETFs on Xetra: Equity ETFs with a focus on Europe and companies related to Artificial Intelligence and Future Mobility worldwide
February 5, 2019--Three new Exchange Traded Funds of DWS have been available for trading on Xetra and Börse Frankfurt since Tuesday.
With the Xtrackers Artificial Intelligence & Big Data UCITS ETF-1C, investors can participate in the performance of companies from industrialised and emerging countries worldwide that are linked to artificial intelligence, data processing and data security.
These include in particular deep learning, natural language proficiency, image recognition, speech recognition and chatbots, cloud computing, cyber security and big data.
The Xtrackers Future Mobility UCITS ETF-1C represents a reference index of companies in industrialised and emerging countries worldwide that are assigned to the mobility of the future. This includes companies that invest in autonomous vehicles, 3D graphics, electric and hybrid vehicles as well as in electric and lithium batteries.
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Source: Deutsche Börse Group
Investors fret about dual-listed shares under a hard Brexit
February 4, 2019--European investors are urging regulators to protect their ability to buy the London-listed shares of several major companies, including Royal Dutch Shell, Unilever and Ryanair, should the UK leave the EU abruptly at the end of next month.
The concern of asset managers is focused on the dozens of companies whose shares trade both in London...
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Source: FT.com
Monday Morning Memo: Review 2018-Rough Markets took their toll from the European Fund Industry
February 4, 2019--The European fund industry faced estimated net outflows of €129.2 bn in 2018 after six consecutive years with net inflows. The flows were mainly driven by the discussions about a possible trade war between the USA and China, as well as a possible return of the Euro crisis caused by developments in Italy and France, and an environment of rising interest rates in the USA.
With regard to this, it was not surprising that 2018 wasn't another record year for the European fund industry. That said, even as the general environment was negative, some fund promoter could still enjoyed significant inflows. It was also not surprising the European fund industry experienced further mergers and acquisitions on the asset manager side, as well as in the service provider segment
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Source: Detlef Glow, Head of EMEA Research, Lipper
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