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Auditors to be changed every nine years, EC proposes
Leaked draft EC regulation demands sweeping changes in auditor regulation
Speakers at Risk & Return Australia 2011 believe the ability of supervisors to implement regulation around the world in a consistent manner is the most critical component to financial regulatory reform....
KPMG has appointed Giles Triffitt as risk director in its risk management division in London
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Fraud by long-serving employees rising, survey finds
Typical fraud is committed by senior financial managers and goes unnoticed for three years, according to KPMG
Insurers poised to arbitrage Solvency II-compliant rivals in Asia
Insurance companies active in the Asia-Pacific region are closely studying their European rivals to exploit any regulatory arbitrage opportunities presented as European Union insurers move to adopt Solvency II risk capital rules. But short-term gains...
Some way to go on Bribery Act compliance, survey finds
UK laws and public pressure putting spotlight on anti-corruption issues
Only 15% of financial institutions have management information resources...
Firms do not have MI risk programmes in place to deal with upcoming regulations, according to a report by think-tank JWG
Ease of bank switching could cause systemic risk
Meeting consumers' demands for easier bank account switching could increase the risk of a bank run, insiders fear
Control frameworks need top-down approach
Regulatory reforms are switching industry focus firmly onto compliance and control frameworks. But unless a top-down approach is taken to implementing these structures, firms could end up with a proliferation of knee-jerk controls that hinder more than...
Asian regulators get tough on liquidity ring-fencing
Regulators are imposing tighter controls on cross-border financial institutions to ensure they can take control and conduct a manageable unwinding of an international firm’s onshore operations. But there are fears that supervisors are taking matters...
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