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Tri-party repo taskforce to disband without delivering key reform
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The New York Fed's concerns about intra-day credit should be tackled by JP Morgan, BNY Mellon and DTCC, an industry taskforce concludes
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US regulators published a proposal in December that would enable domestic banks to implement market risk capital rules without relying on credit ratings. But bankers claim the rules are overly conservative...
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Stockman hired after Roseman dismissed for raising liquidity risk concerns, a congressional committee hears
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Regulators smell a rat – Aaron Woolner column
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The law of unintended consequences is evident in the desire of some Asian banks to court Sifi status – despite the increased capital burdens imposed by authorities
Asia banks seek Sifi status
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Regulators have published their list of global systemically important financial institutions, and will now start to consider those institutions that pose a systemic risk to individual jurisdictions. The extra levels of capital that Sifis will need to...
Asia financial regulators press on with banking reforms
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Over the past 12 months, regulators across the region have issued a number of consultation papers relating to the implementation of Basel III and OTC derivatives reforms. We review the rules and proposals affecting the derivatives market and its participants...
Regulatory releases and developments in Asia
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A country-by-country roundup of the banking rules and guidelines affecting the Asia region
Risk managers complain about Fed stress test workload
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Twelve new banks are included in this year's US stress test, and some institutions are unhappy about the extra work
CFTC's Sommers and O'Malia attack 'unworkable' Volcker rule
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Republicans dismiss prop trading ban as overly complex, unworkable and unenforceable
Delays hit Prospectus Directive amendments as European Commission proposes...
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The European Parliament has delayed the implementation of amendments to the European Commission's Prospectus Directive, evoking fresh fears for those with reason to oppose the latest proposals
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