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Banking & Finance weekly highlights—25 April 2019

Published on: 25 April 2019
Published by: LexisPSL
  • Banking & Finance weekly highlights—25 April 2019
  • In this issue:
  • Brexit
  • Update to LMA Recommended Form of Bail-in Clause and Users Guide
  • Sustainable finance
  • WFE publishes annual sustainability survey for 2018
  • UNEP FI sets September 2019 launch date for highly anticipated Principles for Responsible Banking
  • Derivatives
  • Equity, interest rate and FX derivatives guidance addresses Japanese Golden Week
  • Securitisation and structured products
    • More...

Article summary

This week’s edition of the Banking & Finance highlights includes an update to the LMA’s Recommended Form of Bail-in Clause and Users Guide, the World Federation of Exchanges publishes its annual sustainability survey and ISDA releases guidance on the potential impact of the 2019 Japanese Golden Week. or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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