All posts tagged "ECB"
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745Contributed ArticleRegulatory Reporting: An Approach for Smaller Banks
Banks are starting to gain real business value from investments into better data governance and architecture, say Irene Liu, David Yakowitz and Catherine Lee at PwC.
September 25, 2019 -
720FeatureProject Stella: DLT Can Improve Cross-Border Payment Security
The BOJ-ECB phase three study says DLT can improve security in cross-border payments by using payment methods that synchronise payments and lock funds along the payment chain.
June 6, 2019 -
819Capital RegulationBritish Banks Can Weather a No-Deal Brexit
While UK banks may not be fully ready to conduct business in EU jurisdictions, from a liquidity and capital point of view they appear well-positioned to weather a no-deal Brexit scenario.
March 13, 2019 -
930Capital RegulationFull Implementation of Basel III Needed at the National Level
The current system of national implementation does not favour full implementation of post-crisis regulatory reform, says German central banker Joachim Wuermeling.
February 11, 2019 -
1.4K1Capital RegulationPBOC Perpetual Bond Support Seen as Banking System Bailout
China's recent moves to help banks replenish capital through perpetual bond issuances are seen as a bailout of the banking system. But what happens in another crisis?
January 30, 2019 -
490Fintech / RegtechBIS Issues Report on Central Bank Digital Currencies
Only one of 63 central bank respondents has said it is very likely to issue a central bank digital currency in the next six years.
January 10, 2019 -
854EuropeISDA Chief Urges Early Preparation for ‘Enormous Challenges’ of 2020
The industry will need to start preparing quickly to meet the challenges facing the derivatives market, which will reach a critical point in 2020, says ISDA CEO Scott O’Malia.
September 27, 2018 -
616InternationalSWIFT and the Death of Global Financial Regulations
Intense geopolitical rivalries and new technologies threaten a new Cold War by enabling weaponisation of the international payment system and disruption of the international financial order.
July 2, 2018 -
487Capital RegulationEurozone’s Weakest Links Place Bank Regulation Under Threat
Every banking system at the bottom of the financial pool crosses paths eventually, and in desperate times only a tangled morass of regulations versus sovereign imperatives awaits.
June 4, 2018 -
748Contributed ArticleRegulators to the Rescue: MAS and the Drive to Ease the Data Reporting Burden
MAS has unveiled its roadmap for the transformation of the collection of data from financial institutions. And while there may be clear benefits, providing all data in machine readable format by MAS’ planned deadline will be challenging.
May 30, 2018
