Yesterday, the Committee for European Banking Supervisors (CEBS) published the results of its survey on the EU%u2019s implementation of the New Basel Accord%u2019s Pillar 3 regulation. This survey, of CEBS members, took place late last year and the result
The Bank of England has issued a paper warning that reliance on the new Basel II risk management regulatory system for banks could put the economy at a greater risk of booms and busts.
Fermat Private Limited, a leading independent provider of risk and performance management solutions to the global banking industry, today announced that it has successfully implemented Fermat's CAD Basel II (RWA & Reporting) for Bank of Thailand (BoT) at
Fermat Private Limited, a leading independent provider of risk and performance management solutions to the global banking industry, today announced that it has successfully implemented Fermat%u2019s CAD Basel II (RWA & Reporting) for Bank of Thailand (BoT
PRMIA has announced preliminary findings from a recent survey of its members regarding Basel II Implementation Risk. The survey of over 1,100 bankers, consultants and regulators from over 85 countries who are active in Basel II implementation, was conclud
It has become fashionable to talk about the recent credit crisis. Unfortunately, that statement is wrong on two counts. Recent implies past; this crisis is ongoing. And second, what has been labelled a credit crisis is really a lot more serious: it repres
CEBS has published today the findings of a survey it has carried out with regard to regulatory implementation of disclosures by credit institutions as set out in chapter 5 of Directive 2006/48/CE which transposes the Basel Pillar 3 requirements into EU le
SINGAPORE (Thomson Financial) - The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said Friday that Basel II rules for banks to link capital requirements more closely with the risks they face will be implemented in the city-state from January 1, 2008
WASHINGTON, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Big U.S. banks are in a better position to weather the subprime mortgage meltdown with reserves bolstered by a delay in implementing new international capital standards, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Chairman Sheila Bair sa
Several Australian and New Zealand banks will be able to start reducing the capital they hold to protect against lending losses from the start of the new year after receiving high-level accreditation under new rules, regulators said Monday.