Systemic risk
Insurers must not be treated like banks in policies to tackle systemic...
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Insurance industry helps to stabilise money flows and should not be weakened by regulatory initiatives to address crisis in financial industry, says think-tank
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An effort to assess systemic risk on the buy side is helpful, but regulators need to remember that the root of the problem is still the sell side, writes Peter Laurens
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Different approaches taken by regulators and risk managers are justified, according the SEC’s Gregg Berman
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Isda: Inconsistency among regulators worrying
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Dodd-Frank's extraterritoriality and supervisory focus on market structure reforms that will not deliver systemic risk reduction are concerns, says Isda chair Stephen O’Connor
Malaysia regulators unveil new rules for derivatives
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The introduction of Malaysia’s Capital Markets and Services (Amendment) Act 2011 will shake up the country’s risk management markets and supervisory processes, resulting in the Securities Commission gaining oversight for derivatives and systemic risk,...
IMF modelling work on liquidity risk points to capital hike, says Jobst...
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Recent analysis by the International Monetary Fund indicates that banks in the US need to raise capital to cover systemic liquidity risk threats
Solvency II modelling could cause systemic risk, industry warns
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Industry experts warn uniform modelling under Solvency II could lead to risk contagion
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
Banks fear Fatca raises operational and systemic risks
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If the US’s proposed wide-ranging tax law comes into force, financial institutions across the globe could experience operational upheaval and enormous compliance costs, alongside potential reputational and systemic issues
Fatca could lead to systemic and reputational risk, says BBA
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The BBA has submitted a letter to the US Treasury and IRS raising concerns that Fatca could cause systemic and reputational risk
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