Features/Regulation
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Many exemptions that commodity firms took for granted under the old Mifid framework will no longer exist when Mifid II and Mifir come in to force. Ellen Davis reports
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US regulators published a proposal in December that would enable domestic banks to implement market risk capital rules without relying on credit ratings. But bankers claim the rules are overly conservative...
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Accountants want banks to report as profits the impact of widening credit spreads on their liabilities, but regulators are moving in the other direction. The result could be painful deductions from capital,...
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The European Union’s securities markets authority will have to tackle an alphabet soup of new regulations and directives this year – Emir, Mifid and Mifir among them – with a staff smaller than that of Iceland’s national regulator. Can it handle...
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Regulators have published their list of global systemically important financial institutions, and will now start to consider those institutions that pose a systemic risk to individual jurisdictions. The extra levels of capital that Sifis will need to...
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Over the past 12 months, regulators across the region have issued a number of consultation papers relating to the implementation of Basel III and OTC derivatives reforms. We review the rules and proposals affecting the derivatives market and its participants...
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A country-by-country roundup of the banking rules and guidelines affecting the Asia region
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National European regulators are moving forward with Solvency II implementation at varying speeds. With Omnibus II still to be finalised, the uncertainties over the rules are creating additional pressures for local regulators. Thomas Whittaker examines...
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Across Europe insurers are reporting uneven progress in their preparations to meet the Orsa requirements, with many firms struggling to adapt their practices to the new regime. Ellen Davis reports
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Central clearing for over-the-counter derivatives is under threat from draft capital rules that encourage banks to clear, but discourage them from providing intermediary services to other derivatives users. This client clearing business needs support,...
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