Toronto FIS Live: Adapting to a Changing Regulatory Landscape
Participating in the panel discussion are Naveen Balakrishnan, director of electronic trading capabilities at BMO Capital Markets; Nick Katerinakis, chief compliance officer at Goldman Sachs; Vaughn Swartz, head of compliance at TD Securities; Kuno Tucker, chief compliance officer, Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada; and Felix Mazer, vice president, capital markets compliance, RBC Dominion Securities.
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#torontofis Tucker: ITG warned Canada regulators of unintended consequences. US doesnt require dark pools to be opened up
#torontofis Mazer explains increment rules for dark pools in Canada. IIROC notice was unexpected
#torontofis Katerinakis: means choices between infrastructure and doing biz elsewhere
#torontofis Tucker: race to bottom on latency ended, more about are you fastest and how you construct it
#torontofis unclear if we can leverage the rules. May have to use independent third parties and build more infrastructure
#torontofis if rules arent harmonized can cause global disadvantage for Canada
#torontofis every time there is something added, theres downwind effect ... latency or otherwise
#torontofis Canada typically takes perfectly good global rules and adds complexity
#torontofis Katerinakis: rule notices indicate trends ... typically takes Canada longer to respond than US did with 15c3
#torontofis CSA and IIROC rules will hopefully make it easier to work with hi frequency traders
#torontofis Tucker: why would firms want to offer direct market access? But if you dont, clients will go elsewhere
#torontofis incumbent to have fat finger checks, other checks and limits
#torontofis Mazer: Canada US versions almost identical, can be used globally
#torontofis leveraging what we have and not having run rate of spending
#torontofis Swartz: Canadian notices similar to those done recently in US. Happy to see this regulatory alignment
#torontofis IIROC becoming more data and analytics driven, which is positive
#torontofis Tucker critical of Maple decision on behalf of ITG
#torontofis requests, can you at least set some standards? firms are asking
#torontofis March 2013 access rules deadlin not that far away
#torontofis increased opportunity for vendors in risk mgmt
#torontofis Tucker: have to do strong cost benefit analysis for every new initiative
#torontofis compliance units moving away from business prevention
#torontofis Mazer: new rules impose a forced latency
#torontofis we have to be able to recalibrate systems
#torontofis this will change the way desks operate
#torontofis Swartz: data mgmt and trading tech are mission critical, but cant keep hiring people in to do compliance
#torontofis focus of changes ... much quicker, more real time, therefore more structured offerings
#torontofis Goldman reevaluating how biz is structured, so there will be less duplication, etc
#torontofis 2 sides of the paradigm, were on slow side now
#torontofis how do we optimize? Katerinakis: constantly evaluating reg controls
Panel on regulatory impact starting #torontofis
Canada Vulnerable to increase in interest rates #torontofis
Canada having good full time jobs figures, above US #torontofis
China actually surprised by economic deceleration #torontofis
US employers shifting to part time work #torontoFIS
Unknown if tax breaks will be extended to after US election #torontofia
But beneficial environment for homeowners and jobs in US econ #torontofis
In US many became renters #torontofis
Spain actually worse labor market than Uganda #torontofis
Canada at 40% middle of pack on pension spending #torontofis
Debt spreads widening #torontofis
Funny bits on quotes i e Spain is not Greece. Greece not Ireland etc. #toronto Fis
Stefane Marion giving economic background and outlook...preceding panel
#torontoFIS beginning
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