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Foreign Banks Expect Fed Proposal Imminently
By Joanna Wright
February 26, 2019, Risk
The Federal Reserve will be announcing hotly anticipated changes to its regulatory template for foreign banks within the next two weeks, and possibly …
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Italy Banks Funding Under Pressure Due to Spike in Govt Debt Yields – Bank of Italy
By Giselada Vagnoni
February 2, 2019, Reuters
A spike in yields on Italian debt in recent months has caused renewed funding problems for the country’s lenders, Bank of Italy governor …
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LCR Rollback Puts Onus on Liquidity Stress Tests
By Steve Marlin
November 11, 2018, Risk
Internal liquidity stress tests may attract more scrutiny if U.S. regulators move ahead with a plan to ease liquidity and funding requirements for …
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Internationally Active Banks Are Meeting Initial Basel III Standards
By Mayra Rodriguez Valladares, MRV Associates
Originally published in Forbes
More than two hundred banks around the globe, including one hundred and eleven, large internationally active banks, are making progress …
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NSFR Pricing Singapore Banks Out of Swaps Market, Dealers Say
By Aileen Chuang and Narayanan Somasundaram
October 23, 2018, Risk
Singaporean banks claim they are being priced out of Asia-Pacific swap markets as a result of their home state’s decision …
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SA-CCR Proposal Imminent, Fed Adviser Says
By Joanna Wright
October 8, 2018, Risk
The Federal Reserve is placing “a high degree of priority” on finalizing its capital and liquidity standards for large banks – beginning with …
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Almost All Banks Compliant with NSFR – Basel Survey
By Louie Woodall
October 4, 2018, Risk Quantum
Banks have made impressive progress tackling their long-term liquidity risk, with all but seven of the 193 surveyed by the Basel Committee …
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Lawyers Blast Basel on Funding of STM Swaps
By Luke Clancy
September 27, 2018, Risk
Lawyers are criticising the inconsistency of a move by the Basel Committee that would see centrally cleared settled-to-market (STM) derivatives caught by Basel …
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Banks Will Not Use NSFR to Judge Funding Risk
By Callum Tanner
September 26, 2018, Risk
Bankers say they have little intention of using new rules governing structural liquidity as a framework for judging their economic risks internally, because …
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The Weakening of Big Bank Regulations Under Trump Is the Seed for the Next Financial Crisis
By Mayra Rodriguez Valladares, MRV Associates
Originally published in Forbes
Americans for Financial Reform (AFR) held a thought-provoking event ‘Big Bank Regulation Under Trump’ yesterday at the Russell Senate Building …
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