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GRIP Extra – Meta fires staff, fossil fuel demand to peak by 2030
Also in the news this week faltering growth in China, cybercrime is now an transnational growth ‘industry’ in Southeast Asia and Citibank will train its staff to avoid future compliance problems.
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Energy’s rising importance is matched by regulatory scrutiny
Government concern about the state of the energy markets has led to new rules, and to action by regulators targeted at the energy and commodity sector.
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GRIP Extra – FTX customers get money back, Marriott must improve security
Also in the news this week TikTok is sued and Roblox targeted by short-sellers, while Chinese start-ups are playing catch-up on AI.
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FMSB puts pre-hedging in the spotlight
The board uses case studies to help market participants navigate a tricky area attracting regulatory scrutiny.
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European authorities issue slew of reports on greenwashing in the financial sector
Publications investigate supervision and the mitigation of greenwashing risks.
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Improvements to the SFDR proposed by European Supervisory Authorities assessed
ESAs propose improvements to the “complex and difficult to comprehend” SFDR and suggest introducing categories and/or sustainability indicators.
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ESMA update: ESG terms in fund names
Firms need to check if they are in scope for the final rules if they are currently using sustainability related terms in their fund names.
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ESMA consults on pre-trade and post-trade data transparency
The proposal includes a new RTS that converts current guidelines on the cost of market data into legal obligations.