Tier one capital
Fink: Billions could flow into preferreds as banks recapitalise
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BlackRock chief calls for perpetual preferred shares to be counted towards Tier I capital at Europe's banks
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After initially embracing CoCos, regulators’ ardour seems to have cooled – with some banks fearing excess caution could limit a promising source of bank capital. But even without a further supervisory...
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Financial institutions have a raft of new capital and liquidity rules to meet during the next several years. What tools are available to help treasurers and capital planners to meet these challenges? Viren...
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Diminishing resources
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As Basel III raises tier-one capital levels to 7%, and even as much as 10%, as recommended by an interim report from the UK’s Independent Commission on Banking chaired by John Vickers, one wonders whether the small proportion of required regulatory...
Risk Europe: no-go on CoCos, says panel
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Traditional investors won't be won over by debt that converts into equity, says conference panel - and one CoCo issuer raises threat of feedback effects
EBA stress tests: adverse scenario toughened up
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Stress tests underway for European banks use harsher adverse scenario and tighter capital rules than tests carried out last year
Fears over consistency of Basel III implementation
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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...
Tier 1 Vif will mean no additional capital needed under Solvency II
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Consideration of VIF as Tier I will save insurers from financing increased solvency capital requirements, says head of Italian insurance association
Regulators will solve liquid assets shortage, says HKMA’s Kemp
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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
Investors wary of contingent capital
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The Basel Committee is preparing to finalise its guidelines on gone-concern contingent capital, while discussions continue on going-concern contingent capital and bail-ins. But everything depends on investor appetite for this paper – and that is far...
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