The Basel regime has shown itself to be incomplete and not universally applicable. With the Trump administration seeking to allow a return to proprietary trading, profound implications for global banks’ risk management are only just beginning to surface.

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Related:Basel III, Basel IV, Basel V, BCBS, Capital Rules, Central Banks, Dodd Frank, Donald Trump, featured, FRTB, G20, GFC, IMF, leverage ratio, Liquidity, Proprietary trading, QBOs, Risk, Risk Management, Tier 1 Capital, US Treasury, VAR

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