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The European Central Bank is working to close 122 loopholes available to national regulators that could allow regulatory arbitrage by banks between the 19 countries in the eurozone. -
The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) is joining forces with Environmental Financial Products, the company that once pushed for US industrials to trade carbon credits, in a bid to go after a new niche derivatives market: small community and regional banks.
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The Total Loss Absorbing Capacity rule, years in the making, is finished. But no one has any idea how it will actually work.
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The Financial Stability Board released the final term sheet for its Total Loss Absorbing Capacity (TLAC) proposals on Monday, projecting that compliance with the rules will cost the world’s biggest banks more than €1tr. Big banks in China, which were exempted from TLAC rules in last year's draft plan, have furthest to go.
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Mark Carney, chair of the Financial Stability Board, shrugged off industry accusations that the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision is readying a new capital requirement regime, unofficially termed “Basel IV” by industry participants.
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BNP Paribas defied the gloom that characterised the third quarter investment banking revenues reported by its French peers over the last week, all of which posted revenue falls in their investment banking divisions.
