Central banks/Economics
Turning up the heat
Japanese banks
A stimulating approach
Dividend Tax
Sponsor's article > Don't count on buffers
One possible mitigator of the pro-cyclical impact of risk-sensitive capital requirements would be counter-cyclical changes in capital buffers. Empirical evidence on this issue is scarce and a new regulatory capital regime could well induce a behavioural…
The lessons of war
Cover story
Tyco: pulling itself together
Credit of the month
Software survey 2003
Credit technology hogged the spotlight in 2002, as the spectacular collapse of a host of corporate giants combined with movement on the Basel II Accord focused everyone's attention on this class of exposures.
Reflated economy must be Japan’s priority, claims Moody’s
The outlook for Japanese sovereign debt would improve if the Bank of Japan (BoJ) took measures to reflate the economy, according to rating agency Moody's Investors Service. As the BoJ decides on a new governor to replace outgoing Masaru Hayami in March,…
Credit roundup
Roundtable
Crossovers: mind the gap
Credit of the month
RiskNews review
The leading stories from RiskNews
Software survey 2003
Survey
A rollercoaster ride
Foreign exchange
Ford: spanner in the works?
Credit of the month
High-grade dreams
Special report Russia
Op risk floor removed to give flexibility
BASEL, SWITZERLAND - Global banking regulators have removed the operational risk capital floor previously proposed under the Basel II capital accord to give banks flexibility in developing op risk management systems.
Op risk floor removed to give flexibility
BASEL II UPDATE
A slow evolution
Credit risk