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Prescription vs. principles

Over the past decade, the shift of supervisory practice from prescription towards a principles-based approach has been dramatic. This was a valuable and necessary change, but it has also greatly complicated retaining qualified supervisory staff, argues David Rowe

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Today, we frequently hear complaints about the Basel II rules being too prescriptive. In that context, it is worth remembering how far we have come in just over a decade. I have long felt that April 1995 should be recognised as a historic point in the evolution of financial sector regulation. It was in that month that the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision published its decision to allow banks

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