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ESMA Seeks Tighter Oversight of EU Firms' Exposure to Third-Country Clearing Houses
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has launched a consultation on new annual reporting rules aimed at providing regulators with a clearer picture of the risks EU firms face from their exposure to third-country clearing houses.
22 Aug, 04:30 — 22 Aug, 04:30
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