Articles by Central Banking Newsdesk
EU risks have intensified, financial supervisors warn
Financial sector struggling with macro and operational risks
BoE's Haldane wants to overhaul economic methodology
Central bank eyes big data and psychology
UK watchdogs detail proposals on bankers' personal accountability
Fewer non-executives in the firing line
Central bank chief welcomes code of conduct for Hong Kong bankers
Banks agree code designed to improve culture and protect consumers
IMF report calls for reform of securitisation markets
Fund says securitisation practices should be tightened while spurring demand
HKMA finds signs of forex manipulation at banks
Regulator finds two cases of traders attempting to manipulate benchmarks
UK's FCA unveils reshuffle ahead of critical report
Report on communications blunder due this week
BIS says central banks should prepare for market-making in crises
Central banks could consider direct interventions in critical markets
UK bank reforms may be ‘diluted’, warns parliamentary commission
Members of parliament highlight flaws in government's approach
G-20 summit delivers agreement on TLAC
Leaders agree to press ahead with loss-absorbency plans
FSB says ‘substantial’ work needed on bank resolution regimes
India among those lagging behind on legislative amendments
FSB warns of spillovers from new bank structures
Some jurisdictions fear unintended consequences of reforms
Focus on risk culture is ‘remaking’ the banking system
Banks and regulators face new risk culture challenges
BoE researchers flag potential flaws in CCP default funds
Paper proposes refinements to 'cover two' standard
Failure to improve culture will be punished – Dudley and Tarullo
Senior Fed officials speaking at New York Fed workshop
ECB needs new tools to tackle shadow banking risks - Constâncio
Ideal toolkit would draw inspiration from US and UK
Hedge funds caused post-Lehman liquidity crisis, says NY Fed research
A staff report from the New York Federal Reserve argues the evidence points to hedge funds rather than dealers precipitating the post-Lehman liquidity crisis, with implications for rules on prop trading
BoE's Tucker wants more robust CCP governance
Bank of England deputy governor Paul Tucker raises concerns over the size and for-profit nature of CCPs
CPSS, Iosco and FSB publish reports on FMIs
CPSS and Iosco says member states are making ‘substantial progress’ towards establishing their principles for financial market infrastructures
Federal Reserve adopts Basel III for US banks
Fed Board unanimously votes to introduce new capital requirements as of January 1
Central banks laying the seeds for crisis, says UK MP Baker
Chair of UK parliamentary group for economics says a sharp correction in developed world sovereign bond prices could spark a collapse in confidence
BoE deputy governor Paul Tucker quits after 33 years
Deputy governor is bound for academia in the US after helping with transition to new Carney regime
HKMA and RBA voice fears over Iosco benchmark proposals
Responses to Iosco's Principles for Financial Benchmarks reveal concerns that many markets will not be able to support transactions-based rates; RBA questions 'lexicographic hierarchy'
BIS finds ‘no evidence' of persistent collateral scarcity
Report says increased reliance on collateralised funding and demands of regulatory reforms have not led to any 'lasting or widespread scarcity' of high-quality assets