Financial services agency (fsa)
GRC special report: compliance costs
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
Regulatory compliance costs are set to be significant for the next few years as the regulatory landscape changes, and uncertainty and limited management time could pose even more problems
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Source: Risk magazine
The Basel Committee is keeping an eye on Basel III implementation, led by its standards implementation group. Nick Sawyer talks to Ryozo Himino, chair of the group, about the monitoring of timelines, consistency...
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Source: Risk magazine
The credibility of bank capital has been called into question by the wildly differing risk-weighted asset (RWA) numbers produced by bank models – and the Basel Committee is preparing to launch an investigation....
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SIG to keep an open mind on RWA probe, says Himino
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Source: Risk magazine
The Basel Committee’s standards implementation group has begun an investigation into RWA consistency, but chair Ryozo Himino says there might be good reasons for discrepancies
Japan FSA asks for transparent double-deckers
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Source: Structured Products
The Japanese regulator has implemented new rules to increase transparency of complex fund products such as double-deckers, structured products that became popular last year and have been added to with the creation of the triple decker. Viren Vaghela reports...
International regulators uneasy over Volcker rule
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Source: Risk magazine
Ban on proprietary trading could affect liquidity in non-US bond markets, regulators argue
Adapting banking supervision for a crisis scenario
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Source: Risk magazine
The financial crisis demonstrated that banking supervision practices applied during normal market conditions may not necessarily work during a crisis. Ryozo Himino considers some of the policies that may be required during a systemic event
Ten steps to banking supervision in a financial crisis
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Source: Asia Risk
The financial crisis demonstrated that banking supervision practices applied during normal market conditions may not necessarily work during a crisis. Ryozo Himino considers some of the policies that may be required during a systemic event
Japan FSA tightens fund rules to protect retail investors
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Source: Asia Risk
Japanese regulator implements new rules to increase transparency of complex fund products such as double-deckers
Shorter supply chains ease the effect of regulatory pressures on private...
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Source: Structured Products
Shorter supply chains mean UK private banks will feel the effects of regulation less than retail banks
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