Debt Instruments in UK Law
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The UK Contractual Recognition Of Bail-In Rules: Partial Delay To Implementation
On 25 November 2015, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) published a ‘waiver by consent’ in relation to the contractual recognition of bail-in requirements. To the extent that it would be imp...... ... for firms to comply in respect of liabilities other than certain debt instruments, the PRA will modify their rules on a firm by firm basis to ... ...
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UK Implementing Regulations for the Money Market Funds Regulation Published
The Money Market Funds Regulations 2018 have been laid before Parliament and will enter into force partly on June 28, 2018 and fully on July 21, 2018. The EU Money Market Funds Regulation came into...... ... MMFs are fund vehicles that invest in highly liquid short-term debt instruments, such as government bonds, often used by institutions as a ... ...
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COVID-19 Update: Restrictions on Short Selling in the UK and European Union
Background on the Short Selling Regulation - European Union (“EU”) national regulators have regulated the short selling of shares and certain aspects of credit default swaps (“CDS”) since 1 Nove...... ... applies to any person undertaking short selling of shares, sovereign debt, sovereign CDS and related instruments that are admitted to trading or ... ...
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New UK Climate Disclosure Rules
... ... debt and debt-like instruments, and issuers of certain other ... standard ... ...
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PRA Publishes Consultation Paper On Bail-In' Provisions
... ... For unsecured debt instruments, additional tier 1 and tier 2 instruments (described as "phase ... ...
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FCA updates UK MAR webpage
On 25 April 2022, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) updated its webpage on the UK Market Abuse Regulation (UK MAR). The FCA has updated the text under the heading ‘Managers’ transactions’ which...... ... relevant personal transactions they undertake in the issuers shares, debt instruments, derivatives, or other linked financial instruments, if the ... ...
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UK Government Consults on Transposition Measures for the EU Bank Creditor Hierarchy Directive
HM Treasury has published a consultation on the U.K. Government's proposed approach to implementing the EU Bank Creditor Hierarchy Directive (also known as the Insolvency Hierarchy Directive) into ...... ... It lays down harmonized rules for the insolvency ranking of unsecured debt instruments for the purposes of the EU recovery and resolution framework ... ...
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TLAC | Final Standards Are Only The Start Of A Longer Journey
... ... essentially require G-SIBs to hold a layer of long-term unsecured debt over and above their minimum regulatory capital requirements - debt which ... of its regulatory capital, including CET1, Tier 1 and Tier 2 instruments, as well as various non-capital instruments which are deemed 'eligible' ... ...
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What the LIBOR Phase-out Means for Debt Capital Market Participants
The London Interbank Overnight Rate (“LIBOR”) is an interest rate calculation that is used globally for purposes of debt capital market transactions including bond issuances, loans and derivatives....... ... LIBOR underpins over $300 trillion of global loans and its phase-out presents issues for all debt instruments that use LIBOR as a reference rate. Any issuers of FRNs or other debt instruments should be aware of this development and should take a closer look ... ...
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