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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
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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
Basel open to liquidity rule changes
Basel Committee may consider changes to liquidity ratios - if faced with evidence of unintended consequences
Middle-office managers win as compliance focus pushes up pay
ComPeer survey of wealth management firms finds middle-office heads highly valued, as industry faces 'onerous regulatory burden'
Risk data quality an issue for firms, finds survey
Firms waiting for clarity on regulatory requirements concerning risk data quality, but delay is a mistake, say panellists at a London seminar, hosted by think-tank JWG.
Widespread unease over planned position limits rules
Reservations remain among firms involved in commodity trading about a new position limits regime that could be implemented under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act, while support continues from anti-speculation campaigners
Special report: Dodd-Frank Act
This special report is based on interviews with leading industry players and regulators and looks at the potential impact of new US financial regulation that will come on stream later this year. It provides an up-to-date snapshot of opinions and of some...
Special report – Weighing up Dodd-Frank
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