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US and EU banks face different Basel III floors
Regulators propose overhaul of US capital framework in long-awaited response to Basel III and Basel 2.5 - but there are differences to the European version of the rules
To avoid having its call centre targeted by an organised crime gang, a bank needs to ensure it has enough controls in place to deter criminals, but not so many that it becomes less useful to customers...
Hong Kong's SFC sets up risk strategy unit and Bank of England governor to chair the BIS's Committee on Payment and Settlement Systems
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Singapore banks lukewarm on covered bonds
Banks in Singapore are unlikely to issue covered bonds in large amounts even if the local regulator’s consultation on the issue is successful
Risk Annual Summit: Bank deleveraging 'might not be cyclical'
Aircraft, shipping and project finance all set to lose out as banks seek to constrain capital consumption, panellists warn
Risk Annual Summit: Loan and bond markets will suffer under Basel III...
Supervisors should embrace new form of securitisation to encourage bank lending, argues Ernst & Young’s Patricia Jackson
People: Walter joins Ernst & Young regulatory push
Ex-secretary general of the Basel Committee, Stefan Walter, is latest senior regulator to join Ernst & Young; HSBC names new European credit trading head; Truchot to head Americas fixed income for Crédit Agricole; Lars Frisell moves to Irish central...
Walter joins Ernst & Young
Former Basel Committee secretary-general returns to New York in regulatory consulting role
Fatca statement adds to confusion
A statement released alongside draft Fatca regulations makes for further confusion, says expert
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