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New SEC Rules Change Private Fund Regulation

im-report New SEC Rules Change Private Fund Regulation Debbie A. Klis · New SEC Rules Change Private Fund Regulation Nicole Kalajian · New SEC Rules Change Private Fund Regulation Robin Powers · September 19, 2023

Authored by Debbie Klis with contributions from Nicole Kalajian and Robin Powers. On August 23, 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) issued new final rules that impose significant new requirements on private fund advisers (the “Rules”). [1] The Rules impose limits on awarding preferential rights to certain investors, as well as mandating new disclosure,…

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“Family Office”? What’s In a Name: The Implosion Heard Around the (Financial Markets) World

im-report “Family Office”? What’s In a Name: The Implosion Heard Around the (Financial Markets) World Robin Powers · April 7, 2021

What Can We Expect from the Regulators? Robin Powers, Partner, Rimon, P.C. Archegos Capital Management’s collapse last week, and the resulting losses for several global banks, has and will impact financial markets for the foreseeable future. Regulatory efforts will likely focus on the ever-expanding shadow banking sector and shed light on its transparency (or lack thereof) and…

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ISDA IBOR Fallbacks Supplement and Protocol: What You Need to Know

im-report ISDA IBOR Fallbacks Supplement and Protocol: What You Need to Know Robin Powers · November 19, 2020

I.  Introduction In 2017, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) announced that it will not require the calculation and publication of interbank offered rates (“IBORS”) beyond 2021.  The absence of a guaranteed IBOR after 2021 has triggered one of the largest and intricate challenges that financial markets have confronted to date.  Trillions of dollars of…

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ISDA IBOR Fallbacks Supplement and Protocol: What You Need to Know

insights ISDA IBOR Fallbacks Supplement and Protocol: What You Need to Know Robin Powers · November 19, 2020

I.  Introduction In 2017, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) announced that it will not require the calculation and publication of interbank offered rates (“IBORS”) beyond 2021.  The absence of a guaranteed IBOR after 2021 has triggered one of the largest and intricate challenges that financial markets have confronted to date.  Trillions of dollars of…

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Credit Default Swap Market up in Arms

insights Credit Default Swap Market up in Arms Robin Powers · January 22, 2018

Controversial debt swap has the credit default swap (CDS) market up in arms. The integrity of the CDS could be permanently damaged. “It could destabilize the market for single-name CDS.” Said Robin Powers, Partner at Rimon who specializes in derivatives. Read the full International Financing Review article here. Robin Powers focuses on financial transactions entered into by hedge funds…

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Maintaining Your Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) Just Got More Invasive

insights Maintaining Your Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) Just Got More Invasive Robin Powers · Maintaining Your Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) Just Got More Invasive James Ballard · July 17, 2017

Global Market Entity Identifier Utility (GMEI), an LEI issuer, is now requesting information relating to the parents of its registered entities.  The past information collected on an LEI entity, which consisted of self-identifying information, is known as “Level 1 Data.”  The additional information now being requested is known as “Level 2 Data.” Learn more here. Robin Powers focuses…

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ISDA 2014 Derivatives Definitions Protocol

insights ISDA 2014 Derivatives Definitions Protocol Robin Powers · September 4, 2014

On August 21, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) published the ISDA 2014 Credit Derivatives Definitions Protocol (the “Protocol”). The deadline for adhering to the Protocol is September 12, 2014 and the Protocol will become effective between adhering parties on September 22, 2014. The Protocol will apply to certain (but not all) existing credit derivative transactions (“CDS”)…

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Rimon’s Robin Powers featured in the Spring 2014 issue of Perspectives Magazine, the American Bar Association’s publication for and about women lawyers

news Rimon’s Robin Powers featured in the Spring 2014 issue of Perspectives Magazine, the American Bar Association’s publication for and about women lawyers Robin Powers · June 15, 2014

The article, titled “Women Seize Opportunities in Male-Dominated Finance World,” focuses on the top female attorneys practicing in the world of corporate finance, including the recent female heads of the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Ms. Powers, a Rimon Partner in New York, is noted for her work as…

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Rimon Partner Robin Powers Featured as Female Powerbroker by Law360

news Rimon Partner Robin Powers Featured as Female Powerbroker by Law360 Robin Powers · April 14, 2014

Law360 interviewed Robin Powers about her experiences as a female powerbroker with more than 18 years of experience working with hedge funds, private equity funds, family offices, and universities and endowments with respect to their financial transactions, prime brokerage relationships, leveraged finance and derivatives activity. Ms. Powers shared her experiences serving as a senior-level lawyer in…

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Are You Ready for EMIR Reporting?

insights Are You Ready for EMIR Reporting? Robin Powers · January 17, 2014

Mandatory trade reporting under EMIR is scheduled to begin on February 12th, 2014. ISDA and the FOA have published the “EMIR Reporting Delegation Agreement” (the “Delegation Agreement”) which provides the OTC Derivatives market industry with a tool to document delegated reporting arrangements. The Delegation Agreement generally contemplates that one party (generally the swap dealer) will…

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