Leverage ratio
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Riksbank governor Stefan Ingves says Sweden will follow Switzerland and UK in implementing higher capital adequacy requirements than Basel III for largest banks; details to be released soon
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Chinese banking watchdog director-general Luo Ping says China should continue with its conservative regulatory approach, which insulated it against the worst effects of the global financial crisis
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Derivatives accounting proposals abandoned to relief of dealers - but move deals a blow to hopes of convergence between US standards and IASB
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The Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board jointly proposed in January to align their rules on balance-sheet netting. The proposals would mean US banks have to report derivatives assets and liabilities on...
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The European Commission (EC) is drawing up text that will turn Basel III into European law. The trick will be to keep the 27 member countries of the European Union happy, while ensuring the rules do not diverge dramatically from those implemented elsewhere....
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With the final version of Basel III published in December, the focus is now on ensuring consistent implementation across the globe. But with divergences between jurisdictions already emerging, what can the Basel Committee do to make sure everyone ends...
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The Basel Committee has finalised its Basel III package - but work in certain areas will continue into 2011
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The Basel Committee is due to publish the final version of Basel III this month, firing the starting gun for legislators to begin transposing the complex set of standards into binding laws next year. Will the committee’s 27 member countries implement...
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This month should see publication of the final version of Basel III, just one short year after an initial consultation on the measures was published. The package represents a Herculean effort by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision. Under pressure...
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The new Basel III framework had to be drawn up at warp speed, but regulators have compensated with an extended transition period and will be looking out for unintended consequences, Karen Kemp of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority tells Duncan Wood
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