Belgium
Q&A: Jean-Paul Servais on the FSMA's moratorium
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Source: Structured Products
The chairman of the Belgian Financial Services and Markets Authority gives his views on structured products and offers insights into the new regulations that are to be introduced this year
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Source: Structured Products
Loopholes are ways of escaping financial and legal responsibilities that are to be frowned upon, not clever and admirable ruses dreamed up by fleets of racy accountants who deserve to be rewarded for their...
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
Rudi Bonte at Belgium’s central bank understands twin peaks supervision, having worked through its implementation there. And as a member of the Basel Committee and the European Banking Authority, he...
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Dexia rejected AMA over uncertain capital relief
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
Public finance specialist rejected AMA prior to break-up, finding capital benefit might not offset costs, but fellow Belgian bank BNP Paribas Fortis argues in favour of op risk modelling
Belgian private banks shy away from structured products
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Source: Structured Products
Extracting value from high-net-worth investors became a priority for Belgian banks in response to the Financial Services and Markets Authority's moratorium, but as mounting regulatory pressure spooks investors, private banks are bringing their structured...
More sovereigns edge towards two-way CSAs - and clearing
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Source: Risk magazine
The vast majority of over-the-counter trades will be cleared or collateralised in future – but sovereign derivatives users have been digging their heels in, generating increasingly painful funding and capital obligations for dealers. Quietly, though,...
Private banks caught in the crossfire from retail regulations
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Source: Structured Products
Private banks have tended to concentrate on the super-wealthy – clients they now call professional investors – but as new regulations governing structured products continue to categorise most high-net-worth individuals as retail investors, private...
Belgium's structured products moratorium hastens rise in private banking...
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Source: Structured Products
Belgian banks are targeting private clients with structured products that do not comply with the Financial Services and Markets Authority's moratorium, say market participants
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European bank spreads decline amid talk of recapitalisation plans
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Source: Risk magazine
Risk perceptions on European banks fall as Merkel and Sarkozy agree to produce a recapitalisation plan within the month
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