Bundesanstalt für finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht (bafin)
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The European Union’s securities markets authority will have to tackle an alphabet soup of new regulations and directives this year – Emir, Mifid and Mifir among them – with a staff smaller than that...
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Test will help implementation and aid association's lobbying effort; other trade associations may follow suit
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Regulators continue to push large institutions towards the advanced approach for operational risk management – but imposing capital floors might not be the best way to accomplish their aims
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European Parliament proposal will increase volatility in borrowing costs, claim debt managers
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Top German regulator Jochen Sanio says Basel III will squeeze weaker banks, spur formation of large banking groups that will pose more systemic risk
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New statutory authority for the securities market makes first appointments following its creation on January 1.
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German legislators are busy drafting rules that will hold distributors responsible for ensuring that investors in structured products know the risks and rewards involved. The champion of the new rules was the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer...
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A move to a market-based discount rate allied with an increased post-crisis focus on risk management has led some to claim the German pension sector is moving wholesale to an LDI approach. Theodora Tsentas reports
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Credit derivatives dealers haven’t had much to shout about in recent years – a large chunk of the market has virtually shut down, volumes are much reduced and liquidity has suffered. Last month, however, the publication of proposals on short selling...
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The European Commission backed away from a ban on naked sovereign credit default swaps in September, instead proposing fresh disclosure requirements. The move was met with relief from dealers, but elements of the rules are unclear. Mark Pengelly reports...
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