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An institution based in Basel, Switzerland, that specifies capital adequacy rules for international banks. The previous sets of rules have been known as Basel I and Basel II. Basel III is the next set...
The Basel Committee’s proposal to scrap VAR and the move to OIS discounting struck a chord with Risk.net readers in 2012
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Korea ready for Basel III, claims FSC
Despite a series of financial crises over the past 15 years, strong liquidity and high capital buffers mean the South Korea banking sector is well placed to meet the demands of Basel III, according to Lee Sangche, deputy chairman for international affairs...
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Nearly two-thirds of respondents to a Risk.net survey think they’ll make more money from derivatives trading in 2013
Oprisk Software Profiles 2012/2013
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Segreti leaves inflation for prime services role at Barclays
Ralph Segreti set to lead agency derivatives origination at Barclays, with Adam Law taking over the inflation business
Early adopter: Philippines set to introduce Basel III by start-2014
Despite most western countries not implementing the final stage of Basel III until 2019 the Philippines’ banking industry is gearing up to meet the full capital standards by the start of 2014. Banks are in a strong position to comply but challenges...
Derivatives trader 2.0: Sun is setting on old-school risk-takers
As banks become more sensitive to capital and funding costs – and derivatives pricing becomes more complex – the trader’s role is changing. For those who choose to remain on the sell side, analytical, problem-solving and technology skills will be...
Regulators hope changes will end LCR debate
A raft of changes is in the offing for the controversial liquidity coverage ratio as regulators try to meet a year-end deadline – but it may not appease critics of the rule. Michael Watt reports
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