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Capital Adequacy
Basel III Faces its Own Stress Test
By Peter Guy | 28/11/2016
Just as financial reforms start to appear stable they may be overturned by a spike in interest rates.
Anti-Money Laundering
BIS Consults on AML/CTF in Correspondent Banking
By Samuel Riding | 25/11/2016
Draft includes developing a risk-based approach; BIS aims to stop transactions going underground.
Capital Adequacy
Reshaping Regulation – The Impact of Trump
By Peter Guy | 21/11/2016
Whatever US financial regulation looks like moving forward, it will reverberate worldwide.
Resolution & Recovery
FSB Sets Out 2017 Agenda
By Samuel Riding | 18/11/2016
Upcoming reports and consultations cover correspondent banking, conduct and derivatives regulation.
Capital Adequacy
Regulations Could Induce, Not Prevent, Financial Collapse – Brookings
By Samuel Riding | 15/11/2016
Capital measures may be flawed and increase systemic risks as major franchises shrink, study suggests.
Structural Regulation
EU Regulatory Confusion Infects Asia
By Peter Guy | 14/11/2016
Uncertainty about fund passporting will have widespread impact on asset managers’ international costs.
Trading & Investment
MAS Deputy MD Appointed Chair of GEM Committee
By Samuel Riding | 09/11/2016
Jacqueline Loh will serve for three years as chair of Global Economy Meeting’s Markets Committee.
Capital Adequacy
Basel III, LR and TLAC to Boost Macroeconomy – BIS
By Samuel Riding | 08/11/2016
Effective implementation will reduce crises probability and cost, report suggests.
Capital Adequacy
The Vexatious State of Basel
By Peter Guy | 24/10/2016
New regulatory requirements reveal conflicts and shortcomings among authorities and banks.
Structural Regulation
Singapore Hosts EU-APAC Regulators Forum
By Samuel Riding | 17/10/2016
Representatives from both jurisdictions’ regulators discuss financial regulation, collaboration
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