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Brexit equivalence deal for City is now so unachievable it's 'silly' to bother

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Brexit equivalence deal for City is now so unachievable it’s ‘silly’ to bother
'Six months from now, people will have almost forgotten there is such a thing as equivalence'
“Six months from now, people will have almost forgotten there is such a thing as equivalence,” said a senior lobbyist at a bank in London
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Monday March 15, 2021 12:01 am
There’s a growing consensus forming across the City: The finance sector’s post-Brexit future will be one without equivalence.
Six senior City lobbyists at London’s largest banks and trade groups, as well as regulatory advisers to finance's most senior executives told Financial News that they are now preparing for a Brexit deal that does not hinge on equivalence - where the EU allows those with matching standards access to its markets.

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Jersey regulator 'disappointed' over Woodford's new business plans

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Wednesday February 17, 2021 8:43 pm
Jersey's financial regulator has weighed in on Neil Woodford's plans to launch his new business on the Channel island, saying it is “disappointed” the former star fund manager has announced plans for his venture without first seeking authorisation.
In a statement issued on 17 February, the Jersey Financial Services Commission said it would be “normal practice” when outlining plans for a new investment business that they are “subject to regulatory approval”.
Woodford...

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Dutch regulator slams London firms' delay in shifting staff to EU post-Brexit

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Dutch regulator calls out London firms’ Covid excuse in Brexit staff move delay
UK financial services firms seeking to set up post-Brexit hubs in Amsterdam have been using the Covid pandemic as ‘a welcome excuse’
The regulator's comments follow news of a pronounced shift in equity trading to venues in the EU
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Wednesday February 17, 2021 4:24 pm
UK financial services firms seeking to set up post-Brexit hubs in Amsterdam have been using the Covid pandemic as "a welcome excuse" not to shift the required number of staff to the European trading bloc, a senior executive at the Dutch capital's financial regulator has said.

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Nouriel Roubini: The great crypto heist

Cryptocurrencies have given rise to an entire new criminal industry, but financial regulators and law-enforcement agencies remain asleep at the wheel

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Gensler Named New Watchdog of Wall Street

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Gary Gensler, pictured here in 2012, has been nominated by President-elect Joe Biden to be chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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President-elect Joe Biden’s nominee to be Wall Street’s watchdog is returning to familiar ground.
Gary Gensler, nominated to be chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, the campaign announced on Monday, is a former
Goldman Sachs
partner and Treasury Department official who led the Commodity Futures Trading Commission during President Barack Obama’s administration.
At the CFTC, Gensler helped instill new discipline and rules for governing the multi-trillion-dollar derivatives market, including the 2010 Dodd Frank regulatory reforms enacted in response to the 2008 financial crisis.

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These Chinese Companies Were Added to the U.S. Banned List. What Investors Need to Know.

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Investors in Chinese companies may want to take a deeper dive into their holdings. The State Department this week released the names of more than 1,100 Chinese subsidiaries that fall under the scope of a November executive order that bans U.S. investment in companies the U.S. says has ties to China’s military. Only a handful though are likely in U.S. investors’ portfolios.
It’s the latest development related to an executive order signed by President Donald Trump in November that has created investor confusion about what subsidiaries...
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Investors in Chinese companies may want to take a deeper dive into their holdings.

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Boeing and 10 Other Companies That Don't Have to Worry About Biden Raising Taxes

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The recovering economy should lift corporate profits this year. But that doesn’t mean companies will pay taxes on the gains, even with rates potentially going up under the Biden administration.
Generous tax breaks in the Cares Act, along with the heavy losses racked up by companies in 2020, may produce a tax shield for years. The higher the tax rate goes, the more companies could save.
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Apache, EOG and Devon Energy Are A Few of the Oil and Gas Industry's 'Democrat Darlings'

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Oil and gas companies could face more stringent regulations under Democratic control of the White House and Congress. But analysts remain confident about their prospects, as political shifts often result in surprising changes.
In fact, President-elect Joe Biden’s victory has coincided with a runup in prices even though he is considered to be less of a friend to the industry than a Republican administration would have been.
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Apache, Devon Energy, and EOG Are a Few of the Oil and Gas Industry’s ‘Democrat Darlings’
Oil and gas companies could face more stringent regulations under Democratic control of the White House and Congress.

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Exxon's on a 9-Day Winning Streak. Here's Why.

Exxon Mobil,
everything seems to be working out for the company in 2021.
As of Thursday afternoon, shares of Exxon (ticker: XOM)—up more than 4% on the day -- were on track for their ninth consecutive gain. The stock has risen 22% in that period. It has gotten some help from regulators in recent days. A pipeline in the Permian Basin in which the company has a 30% stake won approval from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission this week.
And Exxon is suddenly getting a warm welcome on Wall Street, raising the possibility that fund managers will give it another look. Analysts at both J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley are now urging investors to buy the stock. J.P. Morgan hadn’t raised its rating on Exxon to Buy since at least 2014.

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Biogen Stock Jumps Amid Signs Alzheimer's Drug Discussions With FDA Continue

Investors have had a rough time betting on aducanumab—
Biogen’s
experimental treatment for Alzeheimer’s disease. The company called its clinical trials a failure, then a success. Government reviewers favored approval, then a panel of outside experts found Biogen’s studies inconclusive.
The stock (ticker: BIIB) has yo-yoed between 268 and 375 in the last year, with it trading around $279 by mid-Thursday. That was up 5% from the open, and one of the things lifting it might have been a hopeful note from Robyn Karnauskas, at Truist Securities.
In her Thursday note, Karnauskas said that discussions about aducanumab’s approval seem to be quite alive between Biogen and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. She reaches that conclusion, based on comments this week at an Alzheimer’s conference by Samantha Haeberlein, the head of Alzheimer’s drug development at Biogen.

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