Adrian Whelan, Senior Vice President of Regulatory Intelligence at BBH, speaks with Danny Lawlor from Aquest about the Central Bank of Ireland’s (CBI) Delegate Oversight Consultation Paper (CP86) and the CBI’s CEO mock letter that has recently ...
Adrian Whelan, Senior Vice President of Regulatory Intelligence at BBH, speaks with Danny Lawlor from Aquest about the Central Bank of Ireland’s (CBI) Delegate Oversight Consultation Paper (CP86) and the CBI’s CEO mock letter that has recently ...
In this ESG Infographic, we delve into the growing trend of deeper integration of sustainability and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into asset management, especially its prominence in Europe.
BBH’s Adrian Whelan speaks with Vanessa Battaglia and Jonathan Gilmour from Travers Smith about all things regulatory reporting, deadlines, and foreign exchange and derivatives contracts.
The new EU Directive on Administrative Cooperation (DAC6) introduces a host of provisions aimed at increasing tax efficacy and transparency. In this InFocus piece, we take a deep dive on the key elements of DAC6 and offer a perspective on what you ...
Adrian Whelan, Head of Regulatory Intelligence at BBH, recently had the pleasure of virtually meeting with Lora Froud, Partner at Macfarlanes, to discuss the growing focus in asset management on retail investor access to less liquid alternative ...
The implementation of the Central Securities Depositories Regulation (CSDR) settlement discipline regime is scheduled for February 2021. Here, we provide responses to questions that our clients and industry participants are asking.
In this short video, watch Bob Stewart moderate a panel of BBH subject matter experts across custody, middle office and securities lending – Derek Coyle, Aundie Jarvis, Brianna Donaldson, and Emily Lewalski – who discuss operational readiness for ...
In this Staying Connected video, we explore the operational implications of cancelled dividends.
TALF, a market intervention program from the 2008 financial crisis to keep loans flowing to businesses, has been revived by the Fed. Time is of the essence and getting in early is key.
TALF, a market intervention program deployed during the 2008 financial crisis to keep loans flowing to businesses, was recently revived by the Fed. Opportunity abounds for credit managers, but only for a limited time.