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Biggest Banks Have Only Grown Since 2008 Crisis: Diamond
Bob Diamond, Atlas Merchant Capital founding Partner and chief executive officer says the biggest banks are even more systemic than they were in 2008, with more correlating risk to the …
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Bank investors still don’t think bail-in will happen, FSB told
By Philip Alexander
September 7, 2020, Risk
Investors in bank debt still assume governments would bail out a large bank rather than bail in bondholders, a global watchdog has been …
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Ex-BoE deputy governor fears ‘utter mayhem’ from clearing house reform
By Laura Noonan and Philip Stafford
August 2, 2020, Financial Times
Financial regulators risk “utter mayhem” in markets if they do not radically toughen their plans to reform clearing houses, …
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Bank Reform Benefits Significantly Outweigh Costs
By Mayra Rodriguez Valladares, MRV Associates
Originally published in Forbes
A more stable financial system benefits all of society, and even with additional bank regulations, does not hurt the real …
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Too-big-to-fail banks mostly a thing of the past, say regulators
By Huw Jones
June 28, 2020, Reuters
Reforms to the global financial system following the banking crisis a decade ago have cut the risk of taxpayers having to rescue lenders …
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Too Big to Fail: The Entire Private Sector
By Matt Phillips
May 19, 2020, The New York Times
During the 2008 financial crisis, Wall Street banks and other big financial institutions were deemed “too big to fail.” The …
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The Regulator’s Focus for 2020
By Chris Skinner
Originally published at Chris Skinner’s blog, The Finanser
I was going to write stuff about this but The Financial Stability Board did it for me. Here’s where …
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European banks issue record €100bn of ‘bail-in’ debt in 2019
By David Crow
December 30, 2019, Financial Times
European lenders have issued about €100bn of new “bail-in” debt in 2019 to meet tougher post-crisis rules designed to protect taxpayers from …
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E.U. takes action on ‘too-big-to-fail’ risks in financial clearing
By Francesco Guarascio
December 4, 2019, Reuters
European Union governments on Wednesday agreed new rules for handling failures of clearing houses raising the financial burden on them in a rescue, …
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MiFID II Review to Look at Systematic Internalizers
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Blast From the Past: EU Tells Traders Working From Home: Take Notes if You Can’t Record Calls
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Blast From the Past: EU Watchdog to Nudge Bond Trades Closer to Real-Time Transparency
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Blast From the Past: Traders Across Europe Face Up to the Cost of Failure
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Blast From the Past: Passive Investing Boom Reaches Europe as Assets Hit $1 Trillion
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MiFID II Review to Look at Systematic Internalizers
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Blast From the Past: EU Tells Traders Working From Home: Take Notes if You Can’t Record Calls
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Blast From the Past: EU Watchdog to Nudge Bond Trades Closer to Real-Time Transparency
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Blast From the Past: Traders Across Europe Face Up to the Cost of Failure
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Blast From the Past: Passive Investing Boom Reaches Europe as Assets Hit $1 Trillion
Important Gaps Remain in Too Big to Fail Bank Reforms
By Mayra Rodriguez Valladares, MRV Associates
Originally published in Forbes
Eleven years since numerous bank reforms were approved in key banking centers globally, gaps remain in completing reform measures to …
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