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Banking & Finance weekly highlights—26 September 2019

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Published on: 26 September 2019

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Brexit
The impact of no deal on UK judgments in France
How will No deal Brexit affect real estate finance transactions?
Brexit among predominant issues highlighted in AFME's annual review
Brexit causing 'regulatory uncertainty' in European cleared derivatives market
Brexit Bulletin—Supreme Court declares prorogation of Parliament unlawful, void and of no effect
LIBOR and benchmarks
EU Member State competent authorities judged on compliance with benchmarks
ISDA launches consultation on derivatives fallback adjustments
The LMA publishes exposure drafts of compounded risk-free rate facility agreements for sterling and US dollars

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Article summary

This week’s edition of the Banking & Finance highlights includes: (1) Compounded SONIA based sterling terms and SOFR US dollar terms included in LMA exposure drafts (2) ISDA launches consultation on derivatives fallback adjustments, and (3) WFE and the UN Sustainable Stock Exchanges initiative publish sustainability report.

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