Back to the drawing board for trading book rules

Joel Clark
01 Nov 2010

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Given the considerable political pressure on the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision to complete the Basel III reform package by the end of the year, it was little surprise when a detailed update to the Group of 20 (G-20) leading economies on October 19 focused mainly on the progress of the capital and liquidity reforms. But there was more. Buried deep inside the 16-page report was the committee's most substantive statement yet about a major stream of work that looks set to consume regulators

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