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Lexis®PSL Financial Services weekly highlights—14 April 2016

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Published on: 14 April 2016

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Welcome to the weekly Financial Services highlights from the Lexis®PSL Financial Services team for the week ending 14 April. This week’s edition of Financial Services highlights includes (1) CMA publishes responses to retail banking market investigation (2) ESMA publishes opinion on EU framework for loan origination by investment funds (3) latest updates from the PRA and FCA, including the appointment of the new PRA Chief Executive (4) 10th report on adoption of the Basel III (5) Corrigendum to Implementing Regulation setting out ITS on supervisory reporting of institutions under CRR published in the OJ (6) the EBA publishes mandates in PSD2 and respective timelines (7) UK Government launches fintech initiatives (8) EBA publishes Report and recommends supervisory best practices on securitisation risk retention, due diligence and disclosure (9) ESMA publishes responses to discussion paper on benchmarks regulation (10) FCA publishes the interim report of its investment and corporate banking market study and a discussion paper on the IPO process (11) latest final notices from...

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