Ellesheva Kissin

Governance, Operational Resilience, Regulation & Supervision
September 14, 2023

Eight epic fails which brought down First Republic

A US regulator's analysis of why First Republic Bank failed pins the blame on loss of depositor confidence, interest rate...
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Digital & Resilience, News, Regulation & Supervision
September 7, 2023

'Big tech let off the hook' over social media fraud

UK banks want to share fraudulent transaction data with big tech firms – in the ongoing battle to make big...
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Financial Stability, Governance, News, Prudential
August 22, 2023

‘Get on with it’: UK banks urge PRA not to delay Basel ‘endgame’ 

The UK prudential regulator is considering whether or not to copy US regulators and delay bank capital hikes, but UK...
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Digital Transformation, News, Operational Resilience, Regulation & Supervision
August 17, 2023

‘Half the banking world being left behind’ by US T+1 testing regime

UK banks claim they have been ‘left in the dark’ as the US aggressively pushes ahead with its T+1 rule...
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Culture & Conduct, Governance, Regulation & Supervision
August 9, 2023

Farage fallout reveals ‘failures’ in banks’ first line of defence

Shoddy first lines of defence and lax processes on reputation risk committees are undermining their original purpose — to protect...
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Ulrich Koerner, chief executive officer of Credit Suisse Group AG, during a Bloomberg Television interview in London, UK, on Tuesday, March 14, 2023. Credit Suisse saw client inflows on Monday, as markets were thrown into turmoil after the collapse of multiple regional US banks, Koerner said. Photographer: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg
Analysis, Culture & Conduct, Governance & Reporting
August 2, 2023

How to clean up a bank in 120 days

UBS has just 120 days to bring its problem child, Credit Suisse, into line as it is forced to comply...
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Analysis, Culture & Conduct
July 25, 2023

Banks boost horizon scanning for reputational risks

Banks are scrutinising their clients and commercial partners’ culture more closely to mitigate reputational risk, after cutting ties with disgraced...
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Analysis, Culture & Conduct, Operational Resilience
July 20, 2023

WFH puts bankers at risk of culture drift

The risk of slow cultural drift is worrying experts, as working from home becomes so popular that banks downsize their...
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Analysis, Shadow Banking
July 19, 2023

Banks reinforce defences in wake of BoE's shadow banks test

The Bank of England (BoE) is running its first system-wide stress “exploratory scenario exercise” on 53 firms, amid fears the...
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Analysis, Culture & Conduct
July 6, 2023

The rising risk of ‘cultural contamination’

It’s back with a vengeance. UBS’s chair Colm Kelleher brought the term “cultural contamination” back into public view when he...
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Financial Stability, News, Regulation & Supervision
July 4, 2023

PRA warns banks of potential US downturn

A senior figure at the UK prudential regulator has told banks to be wary of current positive economic forecasts, particularly...
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