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Capital Requirements Directive

Cad text horrifies credit agencies

LONDON - Industry associations and rating agencies are concerned about the regulatory risk implications of new regulations on credit rating agencies inserted into the latest draft of the EU Cad, published in early July.

Emerging adequacy

The Committee of Chief Risk Officers' capital adequacy 'emerging practice' guidelines will, says the capital adequacy committee chair, evolve into a new regulatory body within a year.

Quantitative impact studies will go regional

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision does not plan on conducting further quantitative impact studies (QISs) to explore the effect that the new Basel II framework will have on the international banking industry, according to Patricia Jackson,…

MEP Radwan says EU Commission will conduct SME survey

The EU Commission will conduct a survey of the impact that the organisation's capital adequacy directive (CAD) will have on small and medium-sized banks and corporates (SMEs) over the coming months, and the results will be available before the end of…

A race to the finish

The Basel Committee's third consultative paper contained few surprises. Regulators are nowfocusing on implementation, despite banks' major concerns about the treatment of riskmitigation techniques.

Radwan working paper released

Alexander Radwan, a member of the European parliament (MEP) for Germany, released another draft of his working paper on the European Commission's capital adequacy directive (CAD) on May 20.

Framework developed for German banks

BONN, GERMANY - Many of Germany's banks have been somewhat slow to prepare their operational risk management framework for the new international bank capital accord, Basel II, and the prospective European Union (EU) Capital Adequacy Directive (Cad).

Fractured consensus

The dispute between the US and many of its allies over Iraq has eroded US commitment to multilateralism and damaged the credibility of multilateral institutions. How will this affect Basel II?

EU supervisory committee to be established

The European Commission is establishing a supervisory committee designed to promote convergence among EU nations in the adoption of the Basel Accord revisions and the related EU Capital Adequacy Directive (CAD), according to Jean-Claude Thebault, head of…

What's coming, and when

This article covers significant dates over the next couple of months from an international, European, UK and US regulatory perspective.

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