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Goodhart: CoCos 'not silver bullets' for bank capital reform
Regulators should ban dividend payments or curb banker pay to conserve cash, instead of championing Cocos, says economist
European Commission calls for a network of resolution funds to bear cost of winding down firms; cost covered through levy on lenders
Past experience suggests the new financial stability bodies should direct regulatory policies, not just warn about instability
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EU struggles with cross-border crisis rules
Senior regulatory figures speak out on future legislation at a Brussels conference
Euro should not covet reserve role
Panellists in a new CentralBanking.com web seminar say becoming a reserve currency would hamper recovery
Harsher stress tests described in new FSA risk outlook
The UK Financial Services Authority has outlined a new, more severe stress scenario for banks in its latest Financial Risk Outlook, published today. The regulator noted that its 2009 stress scenario had more or less come to pass. Gross domestic product...
Unfunded public schemes need to double contribution rate to 40%
Contribution rates for unfunded UK public pension schemes would need to double to 40% if a market-consistent discount rate were applied to their valuations, according to a member of the Public Sector Pension Commission (PSPC). Speaking at a symposium...
Where there’s a will…
Living wills have quickly emerged as a new measure to ensure banks are better prepared for the next crisis. But clear definitions of exactly what information they should contain and how they should be drawn up do not exist. Joel Clark reports
Sants to step down with FSA future in doubt
Hector Sants, chief executive of the UK Financial Services Authority (FSA), will leave the regulator later this year. Sants said he would step down "this summer", having always planned to serve for only three years since taking the post in July 2007....
UK Conservative party outlines financial and economic reforms in new...
The UK's shadow chancellor, George Osborne, reaffirmed the Conservative party's commitment to "abolish the failed tripartite system of regulation and put the Bank of England back in charge" of prudential supervision at the launch of A New Economic Model:...
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