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Esma gears up for Emir challenge
The European Securities and Markets Authority will be responsible for some of the most complex issues within new European market infrastructure regulation, including the technical standards for central...
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Sheer volume of new regulations is 'risk in itself'
Banks struggling to cope with implementing the wave of new legislation might miss indications of another crisis
IIF report states need for bank 'bail-ins'
Institute of International Finance says the mechanisms it is proposing will protect the taxpayer from losses
The great mandate debate: Jerry Tempelman column
Reducing the Federal Reserve’s dual mandate to one – price stability – would not necessarily meet with opposition within the US central bank
Breaking up is so very hard to do: Caveat Lector column
Lawmakers wanting to clip the wings of investment banks by bringing back Glass-Steagall need not bother when market forces in today’s ‘low-leverage’ economy will do it for them
Commodity prices seen as greatest threat to recovery: poll
Rising commodity prices pose the biggest risk to recovery after the 2008 global financial crisis, according to a risk.net poll
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...
UK FSA has designs on retail product design
Comments by UK regulators have shown they intend to take a more intrusive role in the design of retail banking products, hoping to move the market away from complex and opaque structures
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