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Financial Stability, Opinion
November 22, 2023

Why I’m not concerned about central banks’ billions of ‘losses’

Central banks’ losses are not a cause for concern, says Maria Demertzis
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Opinion, Regulation & Supervision
November 16, 2023

The case for US-style banking supervision in the EU

Tougher supervision could keep EU banks resilient in a new economic era, writes Björn Ebert of PwC
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Capital, Editor's letter, Financial Stability, Uncategorized
September 8, 2023

Editor's letter: Your weekly news round-up

For some bankers, the week can’t end soon enough. Plans by US regulators to impose long-term debt obligations on large financial...
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Governance & Reporting, News, Prudential, Regulation & Supervision
September 7, 2023

Living wills proposals met with dismay by large US banks

Plans by US regulators to impose “harmful” long-term debt obligations on large banks have come under attack from industry bodies....
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CBDCs, Crypto, Operational Resilience
August 16, 2023

Fed’s crypto supervision plans welcomed by experts

Banking and fintech experts have cautiously welcomed a new Federal Reserve programme investigating crypto and blockchain — saying the US...
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Digital Transformation, Opinion
August 10, 2023

FedNow or FedLater? 

The Fed’s new payments system has teething problems. Can it learn from India? A good afternoon tea-break in India typically...
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Capital, Financial Stability, News
August 10, 2023

Capital hikes threaten to upend banks’ business lines

Proposed changes to US capital requirements will threaten the “business viability” of certain banking units, experts say.  The warning follows...
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Culture & Conduct, Opinion, Regulation & Supervision
August 7, 2023

Credit Suisse ‘headline’ fine glosses over underlying equity financing risk

At first glance, the $387m of fines imposed on Credit Suisse ought to draw a line under the Archegos scandal...
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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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Michael S. Barr, vice chair for supervision at the US Federal Reserve, is pushing ahead with plans for US banks to set aside more capital
Editor's letter, Risk Management, Shadow Banking
July 14, 2023

Editor’s letter: Regulators grapple with AOCI and supervising shadow banks

Welcome to Banking Risk & Regulation.  The dust has settled since a string of US lenders collapsed this year, but...
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Analysis, Financial Stability, Regulation & Supervision, Shadow Banking
July 13, 2023

Regulators spar over how best to safeguard banks

Bank failures and the rise of shadow banks are worrying regulators, but there is growing discord over the best way...
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