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Regulation Should be a Scalpel not a Hammer
By Peter Guy | 19/09/2016
Deutsche Bank’s $14bn fine leaves the public wondering why bank penalties continue to grow with no end in sight.
Forex Allegations Reopen Door to HSBC Prosecution
By Peter Guy | 12/09/2016
Charges against traders and possibly the bank itself will create regulatory and compliance dilemmas.
G20: Reality Meets Regulation for Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
By Peter Guy | 05/09/2016
Governance and operational transparency will challenge its prestige once operations begin.
Raghuram Rajan – An Untimely Departure
By Editors | 01/09/2016
Regulation Asia publishes excerpts from 2005 Jackson Hole speech as a tribute to departing RBI governor.
AML / KYC
Banks’ Exit from Emerging Markets Hurting AML, CTF Efforts – FSB
By Samuel Riding | 31/08/2016
Report to G20 says funds are being driven underground; cites failures to initiate derivative market reform in China and Korea.
IOSCO Issues CIS Fees Guidance
By Samuel Riding | 29/08/2016
Report suggests best practice based on review conducted in 2015.
Dodd-Frank: A Death Knell for Community Banking?
By Peter Guy | 29/08/2016
Asia’s local banks could yet feel the pinch amid outrage over denials of Dodd-Frank’s impact.
Capital / Liquidity
Margining Big Bang Starts With a Whimper
By Samuel Riding | 22/08/2016
EU, Australia, Japan and HK deferments could be followed by US and Japan; call variation margining plans into question.
Capital / Liquidity
Global Regulators Turn Focus to CCPs
By Samuel Riding | 19/08/2016
CPMI-IOSCO and FSB issue series of reports addressing the risks posed by central counterparties.
IFRS9 – An Elusive Measurement of Risk
By Peter Guy | 15/08/2016
Making the standard work alongside Basel is a challenge of bolting together financial reporting and practical risk measurement.
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