http://www.reportbuyer.com/rss.htmlFind the information you need. Our catalogue of Financial Regulation Reports include Private Equity Laws, Security, Fraud and detailed company analysis.en-gbReportbuyerservice@reportbuyer.comenquiries@redwiredesign.comhttp://www.reportbuyer.com/banking_finance/financial_regulation/upcoming_regulations_raising_significance_market_data_capital_financial_markets_executive_presentation.html This is an executive summary delivered in a presentation format based on the 'growing significance of market data within capital and financial markets' theme. This executive presentation provides the reader with a high level view of the current market data landscape alongside challenges and solutions; This presentation also provides the reader with some charts depicting market data infrastructure spend over the coming years. Market data is the 'fuel' for algorithmic trading models and Reg NMS and MiFID will 'fuel' growth in market data volumes; Broker-dealers are preparing for the upcoming surge in market data; Market data platforms are evolving into next generation 'cross-asset' infrastructures. af53fe6a17f6638baa7f06ddd33bdc98Wed, 09 May 2007 12:00:00 GBBanking & Finance/Financial Regulationhttp://www.reportbuyer.com/banking_finance/financial_regulation/impact_regulation_market_data_market_focus.html Market data has always been a fundamental element within capital and financial markets. However, upcoming regulations such as MiIFID and Reg NMS will place immense pressures for accuracy and transparency which has raised the significance of market data and therefore brought this issue back on the strategic agenda. Market data is the lifeblood of the financial services industry Market data is the 'fuel' for algorithmic trading models Reg NMS and MiFID will 'fuel' growth in market data volumes Retail investors look set to win and exchanges to lose While algorithmic models surely will not run out of market data, given the staggering growth in market data traffic and quote messages in recent years, the 'fuel lines' of algorithmic trading could most certainly become "clogged" according to an industry respondent. b8bb948e002f6cd21bfdff9324f7998dTue, 27 Mar 2007 12:00:00 GBBanking & Finance/Financial Regulationhttp://www.reportbuyer.com/banking_finance/financial_regulation/future_regulatory_compliance.htmlAs the number of laws and regulations increase, the cost and complexity for compliance has grown and will carry on for the foreseeable future as a second wave of regulatory activity takes place. Consequently, banks across the globe are increasing their search for effective enterprise risk management initiatives and solutions, in order to transform these regulatory burdens into competitive advantages. The Future of Regulatory Compliance is a new management report that provides in-depth analysis of the pending regulations - including Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) and Regulation National Market System (Reg NMS) - and the impact they will have on financial services institutions (FSIs) in Europe and the US. 40fe0e7563aca2f05ba762301cba2167Thu, 01 Mar 2007 12:00:00 GBBanking & Finance/Financial Regulationhttp://www.reportbuyer.com/banking_finance/financial_regulation/euronext_borsa_italiana_acquire_mts_creating_largest_liquidity_pool_europe.htmlThis Financial Insights study assesses the implications of the acquisition of a controlling interest in MTS, the leading European bond trading platform, by a joint venture between the pan-European exchange operator Euronext and the Milan-based stock exchange, Borsa Italiana (BIT). The agreed acquisition of MTS by the Euronext-BIT consortium will change the landscape of European capital markets while having a very reassuring effect in the short term. This study assesses the impact of the deal on all the interested parties and sees benefits all around except for the losers. ff0145e28ad28f26058e6157fea69b9dThu, 01 Sep 2005 12:00:00 GBBanking & Finance/Financial Regulationhttp://www.reportbuyer.com/banking_finance/financial_regulation/trident_practical_guide_international_trusts.htmlFirst published in 1991, The Trident Practical Guide to International Trusts has helped professional advisors and other intermediaries to establish, quickly and easily, which jurisdiction best meets the requirements of their clients’ international tax, business and asset protection planning. Now the fully revised fourth edition of The Trident Practical Guide to International Trusts updates you on the many legislative and other changes that have occurred in the most popular international trust domiciles around the world. This complete and detailed reference work has been compiled by professional trust practitioners with on-the spot experience of the statutory provisions governing trust establishment, administration, taxation and trust law in each of the jurisdictions covered by the Guide. 2cab23e235242409ded24e7e52ceb18eSat, 01 May 2004 12:00:00 GBBanking & Finance/Financial Regulation