International

    Conduct, Culture & Accountability

    Valeant Decline Exposes Research Regulation Failures

    By Peter Guy | 21/03/2016

    Regulating sell side research conflicts with investment banking has failed. It’s time for a new model.

    Model Risk

    FASB Confirms Simplified Contingent Call, Put Reporting

    By Samuel Riding | 18/03/2016

    ISDA-backed guidance expected to reduce incidence of calls and puts being separately accounted for.

    Capital Adequacy

    BCBS Proposes Overhaul of Capital Disclosure Rules

    By Samuel Riding | 16/03/2016

    Committee wants large banks using internal models to provide standardised comparison with smaller peers.

    Capital Adequacy

    Basel III: Where Bank Risk Lies

    By Peter Guy | 14/03/2016

    Concluding Basel III’s targets marks a regulatory accomplishment, but big banks may not necessarily be safer or better run.

    Conduct, Culture & Accountability

    IOSCO Eyes Conduct in 2016 Risk Report

    By Samuel Riding | 03/03/2016

    Report also includes in-depth analysis of bond liquidity, collateral and cyber threats.

    Payments & Settlements

    The Cashless Economy – Closer Than You Think

    By Peter Guy | 29/02/2016

    Determined financial regulation and proven technology could result in the cashless society needed for negative rates.

    Capital Adequacy

    When Regulations Drive Value

    By Peter Guy | 15/02/2016

    How regulatory issues play a key, but unintended role in the pressure on Deutsche Bank and BEA.

    Clearing & Post-Trade

    EU, US Regulators Agree CCP Equivalency

    By Samuel Riding | 11/02/2016

    Regulators agree common standards on central clearing after three years of negotiation.

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    Regulatory Compliance and the Coming Financial Crisis

    By Peter Guy | 03/02/2016

    Excessive financial regulation could play a major role in precipitating the next global crash.

    Credit Risk

    When Sovereign Debt Exposure is Risky

    By Peter Guy | 01/02/2016

    Forcing banks to reduce their dependency on sovereign debt to finance other operations generates uncomfortable questions about what kinds of business banks should be conducting.

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