Robert Parker, Chair of ICMA's Asset Management and Investors Council, reviews the market events of the past weeks, including the highly profiled equity market bubble, along with its wider market implications and possible action from supervisors, the outcome of the ECB and the Fed January meetings, as well as the IMF and World Bank 2021 global growth forecasts.
ICMA Quarterly Briefing, Q1 2022: ICSDs’ new syndicated closing model
ICMA Quarterly Briefing, Q1 2022: EU/UK capital market fragmentation in a global context
ICMA Quarterly Briefing, Q1 2022: The Capital Markets Union Package
ICMA Quarterly Briefing, Q1 2022: CSDR mandatory buy-ins
ICMA Quarterly Briefing, Q1 2022: ERCC initiative on settlement efficiency
ICMA Quarterly Briefing, Q1 2022: Hong Kong SFC conduct requirements for bookbuilding and placing
ICMA Quarterly Briefing, Q1 2022: A new post-trade transparency regime for the EU corporate bond market
ICMA Quarterly Briefing, Q1 2022: Update on the EU Green Bond Standard proposal
ICMA Quarterly Briefing, Q1 2022: AIFMD and ELTIF reviews
ICMA Quarterly Briefing, Q1 2022: Common domain model for repo and bonds
ICMA Quarterly Briefing, Q1 2022: ’’Tough legacy” bonds
ICMA Quarterly Briefing, Q1 2022: A round-up of LIBOR-related developments outside the UK
ICMA Future Leaders Fintech Working Group Podcast Series | Episode 1 | The business case for DLT in capital markets
Monthly Market update: ICMA Asset Management & Investors Council (13 December 2021)
ICMA profiles its global membership: featuring Bank Leumi
Monthly Market update: ICMA Asset Management & Investors Council (23 November 2021)
LIBOR transition: the end of 2021 approaches
Monthly Market update: ICMA Asset Management & Investors Council (28 October 2021)
Climate transition finance – global and regional perspectives on the market development
Primary bond markets regulation post-Brexit - what’s the UK planning?
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