Bundesbank
BoJ governor becomes vice-chair of BIS
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Source: Credit
Masaaki Shirakawa replaces Hans Tietmayer.
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Source: Life & Pension Risk
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...
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
Speakers at OpRisk Europe agreed that, while change in op risk legislation and capital calculation is necessary, it needs to be undertaken slowly and carefully
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Naked shorts to be allowed ahead of bund auctions
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Source: Risk magazine
Dealers reassured that Bafin short selling ban will not prevent pre-hedging of debt purchases
ABS writedowns plague German banks
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Source: Credit
The failures of securitised products are largely in the past, but German banks still face massive writedowns on their loan portfolios next year, according to the Bundesbank’s latest financial stability review, published in November. The review predicted...
Up to €90 billion more writedowns predicted next year in Germany
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Source: Risk magazine
The failures of securitised products are largely in the past, but German banks still face massive writedowns on their loan portfolios next year, according to the Bundesbank's latest financial stability review, published today. The review predicted that...
QIS4 set to go international in 2005
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
BASEL, SWITZERLAND – Quantitative impact study four (QIS4) is about to go international, according to sources in Basel, the US and the EU. Although the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision won't take the co-ordinating role it did during previous QISs,...
German regulators begin industry dialogue
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
FRANKFURT - Germany's regulators are about to change the way they interact with the banking industry as they gear up to implement the operational risk portion of Basel II by 2006.
Compromises allow Basel II to progress
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision said last month that there were no substantial issues remaining with the complex Basel II capital Accord, after a series of compromises involving the capital treatment of loans to small and medium-sized enterprises...
National regulators able to ‘opt out’ of Basel II maturity treatment...
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, the architect of Basel II, has climbed down from its initial plans to force banks to include a full maturity adjustment on capital allocated against risk of defaulting loans, in its proposed mark-to-market advanced...
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