Federal Reserve
Think locally, act locally: Anger over US plans for foreign banks
The Federal Reserve is planning a radical departure from traditional supervision by requiring the local offshoots of foreign banks to meet US capital and liquidity rules. Overseas banks are furious – and regulators are backing them publicly, amid fears…
Myriad factors impact major currency pairs, says Gallo
Clashing currencies
OpRisk North America 2013: video
Highlights from this year's OpRisk North America conference
Fed demands more detailed living wills
Cross-border issues added to 2013 living will requirements
EC to fight new US prudential rules for foreign banks, says EBF
EC "very concerned" about capital and liquidity proposals, says chief executive of the European Banking Federation
OpRisk North America: Cyber interconnectivity causing systemic risk
Banks must be aware of the risks of data transfer, conference is warned
FSA director blasts BoE for failings in lead-up to financial crisis
Staff at the Bank of England were ill-equipped to deal with the crisis because they weren't working together, UK regulator tells convention
Bank of Japan derivatives purchases threaten already low equity ratio
The BoJ's latest inflation targeting weapon could challenge its balance sheet strength
Coleman leaves New York Fed
Head of op risk leaves US regulator
Uncertainty stokes demand for rates 'tasting menu'
Interesting times
Changing hats – March 2013
Changing hats – March 2013
Global liquidity flows threatened by Dodd-Frank provision on foreign banks
Japanese banks criticise proposed US regulation of foreign banking entities
A year of market movement and trading opportunities
Sponsored forum: US inflation derivatives
Fed promises dramatically tougher rules for non-US banks
Foreign banks in US must set up holding companies with ring-fenced capital
CCAR: a new holiday tradition
CCAR: a new holiday tradition
QE3: The next big driver for oil prices?
The impact of easing
Section 716: The do-nothing approach
The do-nothing approach
Debt mutualisation: Lessons from the US
Debt mutualisation lessons from the US
Acclaimed new TriOptima service may not have a future
In the balance?
US large exposures rule could stop banks trading with RBS
Federal Reserve proposals limiting counterparty risk could put RBS and the UK government in one pot – potentially forcing US banks to cut exposure to both
Quant Congress USA: Basel timelines meaningless, says panel
The banking industry is moving ahead with Basel III implementation – even in the US, where regulators only recently released their Basel III proposals
JP Morgan loss highlights lack of risk experts on bank committees
A committed committee?