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For U.S. Banks, Billions in Regulatory Manna
By Joanna Wright
January 9, 2019, Risk
2018 was a heady year for regulatory change in the U.S. Proposals came thick and fast, with some hawked as a helping hand …
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ECB Says Euro-Area Financial System Can Withstand No-Deal Brexit
By Alessandro Speciale
November 29, 2018, Bloomberg
A chaotic U.K. exit from the European Union would have a manageable impact on continent’s financial system if banks and other financial institutions …
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China Warning Spurs Banks Over Bail-In Debt Plans
By Blake Evans-Pritchard and Aileen Chuang
November 28, 2018, Risk
China’s central bank is forecasting that its top four lenders – which are among the world’s largest – will need …
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Eurozone Banks Bet on 2024 MREL Deadline to Ease Brexit Pain
By Callum Tanner
November 21, 2018, Risk
Bankers are hoping that grandfathering rules, which they expect to be adopted as part of an updated bank resolution regime in Europe, will …
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Banks Turn to Mergers as Brexit Solution
By Sharon Kimathi
November 20, 2018, Practice Insight from IFLR
With growing political uncertainty following the draft withdrawal agreement, financial institutions are actively executing their Brexit plans ahead of March …
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U.K. Tries to Resolve Ambiguity of Treatment for TLAC Tax Rules
By Olly Jackson
November 5, 2018, International Financial Law Review
The U.K. is changing tax rules for hybrid capital instruments, which market participants hope will end ambiguity of treatment. This …
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E.U. Says Banks Have Big Buffer Shortfall as Market Conditions Worsen
By Francesco Guarascio
October 15, 2018, Reuters
Eurozone banks have a large shortfall in their loss-absorbing buffers and now face tougher market conditions for building them up due to higher …
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Regulators Say Banks Near Full Compliance with Post-Crisis Capital Rules
By Huw Jones
October 4, 2018, Reuters
A decade since Lehman Brothers bank collapsed, the world’s top lenders largely meet tougher capital requirements aimed at averting a repeat of the …
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Fed’s Quarles Is in Two-Horse Race to Succeed Carney at FSB
By Patrick Henry and Jesse Hamilton
October 2, 2018, Bloomberg
Randal Quarles, the Federal Reserve’s vice chairman for supervision, is vying with the head of the Dutch central bank to …
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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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