The leading information service for legal and compliance professionals in financial services markets worldwide, Global Financial Services Regulation offers:
- news and analysis of important legislative and regulatory developments;
- practical reports on important aspects of financial services regulation and;
- comprehensive data on agencies and institutions involved in national and international regulation of the financial services industry.
- The global service covers more than 100 countries and draws on the expertise of leading law firms (full list). In addition to the global online service, the information is available in print and online options.
Readership
Subscribers to the online service receive a regular email newsletter providing topical news, comment and analysis regarding the latest developments in financial services regulation worldwide. The newsletter is supported by an expert editorial team in London and Brussels and a contributor panel of leading legal practitioners and in-house legal and compliance professionals. Register for free email newsletter
Reports
- Expert reports provide practical reference on financial services regulation worldwide:
- regularly updated reports on the general financial services regulatory framework in some 100 jurisdictions by a panel of leading international law firms (full list);
- detailed country reports on specific aspects of financial services regulation, including in 2005 reports on prospectus regulation and fund regulation and;
- special reports, including in 2005 reports on derivatives regulation, money laundering deterrence and market abuse regulation.
Regulatory Authorities and Association
Global Financial Services Regulation provides detailed data on some 1300 regulatory authorities, self-regulatory organizations and associations maintaining the integrity of financial markets on both national and international levels, including:
- statutory regulators;
- ministries of finance and economy;
- central banks;
- stock exchanges;
- clearing houses;
- ombudsmen;
- compensation schemes;
- deposit insurers;
- professional organizations and associations setting mandatory or voluntary standards for members.
The data provided includes: legal basis, financing, key personnel and contact details, structure of the organization, history, regulatory objectives, activities and implementation, enforcement, accountability, complaints and redress, relationships with other regulatory bodies and principal publications.
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