Panel: Global Regulations a Bumpy Ride for European Markets

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Robert Stheeman, UK Debt Management Office

The cumulative effect of mass regulatory changes is "scary,” says Petra De Deyne, senior manager of corporate and investment banking (CIB) regulatory affairs at BNP Paribas.

"If I see the sheer volume of regulations that are hitting market participants at this moment, I think it's the cumulated impact that worries me most," De Deyne says. "If you look at every piece of regulation separately, it makes sense—whether we are talking about European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) for clearing

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