Macro-prudential supervision
Parala Capital launches 'index of indexes' in conjunction with Dow Jones...
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Macro strategy boutique Parala Capital has signed its first index deal with Dow Jones Indexes
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The Bank of England’s new macro-prudential regulatory body has met a grand total of four times and currently has no actual power – but it is already stepping on toes and starting debates. One of the...
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Bank of England's Andrew Haldane describes the tools macro-prudential policy-makers need to prevent future crises
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BoE's Tucker: FPC capital powers 'won't be popular'
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Attendees at ACT conference raise concerns about increased lending costs after Bank of England’s Tucker argues for powers to raise sectoral capital levels
Adapting banking supervision for a crisis scenario
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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
Chinese government hampering financial industry, World Bank warns
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New World Bank report sees flaws in China's regulatory system
Sponsored survey: Oracle
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A 2012 survey of global financial institutions, sponsored by Oracle Financial Services, has explored how firms are coping with the new macro-prudential regulatory environment. While many financial institutions see the new requirements as an opportunity...
From micro to macro: Basel III tools eyed as systemic risk controls
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Systemic regulators want to use Basel III’s micro-prudential tools to steer the wider economy, but no-one knows how these controls work – and bank supervisors may not be happy to take a back seat. By Michael Watt
Turner warns of capital requirements dilemma
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FSA chair Adair Turner insists on the consideration of counter-cyclical macro-prudential policies in the run-up to regulatory structure overhaul
Bank of England's FPC seeks to unlock Basel III tool-kit
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Systemic risk committee at the Bank of England calls for power to use tools - such as liquidity and leverage ratios, and margin standards - to influence systemic risk
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