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Jurisdictions with biggest banks need to speed Basel III implementation, Basel chief says
By Neil Roland
February 11, 2020, MLex
Jurisdictions with the largest banks need to move more quickly to effect overdue Basel III standards and make sure they are consistent with …
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U.S. banks anticipate fresh guidance on resolution liquidity
By Sharon Thiruchelvam
February 11, 2020, Risk
U.S. prudential agencies are likely to prioritize resolution-planning liquidity guidance in a review of existing requirements, which is considered urgent following last September’s …
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Banks labor under negative interest rates and ‘zombie’ loan threat
By David Crow
January 21, 2020, Financial Times
When bank executives descended on Davos last year for the annual meeting of the world’s elite, they did so under a cloud. …
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Fed’s rush to complete stress buffer likely to unnerve banks
By Sharon Thiruchelvam
January 13, 2020, Risk
The U.S. Federal Reserve’s plan to introduce its proposed stress capital buffer in time for the next stress test cycle, potentially as early …
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Goldman and JP Morgan tweak repo operations to limit Basel impact
By Joe Rennison and Laura Noonan
December 29, 2019, Financial Times
Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan have found ways to keep trading in the $1.2tn US repo market while limiting …
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U.S. firms must rerun non-cleared margin test in March
By Helen Bartholomew
December 18, 2019, Risk
A planned change to margin rules will require US firms to rerun the test to determine whether they must post initial margin on …
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E.U. gives one-year margin reprieve on equity options
By Samuel Wilkes
December 13, 2019, Risk
European Union regulators have proposed giving non-cleared derivatives users a one-year exemption from posting margin on equity options, essentially keeping the bloc in …
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Big Banks Making Most Progress in Libor Transition, Study Finds
By Daniel Kruger
December 9, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
Large banks are making the fastest progress in the transition away from the troubled London interbank offered rate, which underpins …
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Basel Committee seeks feedback for CVA rework
November 28, 2019, GlobalCapital
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) has published a consultation on revisions to the credit valuation adjustment (CVA) risk framework.
Representing exposure to changes in …
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Putting the Capital Back Into Capital Markets With Intraday Liquidity Management
By Monica Summerville, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
Bank funding is complex, and liquidity management is a challenge for even the biggest banks. As a result, leading …
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