Basel IV and the butterfly effect: a lesson in unintended consequences

Basel IV and the butterfly effect: a lesson in unintended consequences

This white paper delves into the impact of Basel III/Basel IV on the banking industry, explaining the increase in regulatory capital, reduction of free capital and decrease in profitability.

Highlighting the importance of technology in mitigating regulatory burdens and identifying paths to increased profitability, the paper provides historical context, best practices and an analysis of the effects on financial system stability. Furthermore, it emphasises the need for banks to design capital portfolio management frameworks that align with the new requirements.

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Cryptocurrency Regulation Summary: 2022 edition

The market capitalization of crypto assets has grown significantly amid large bouts of price volatility. Moreover, the market capitalization of stablecoins has quadrupled in 2021 to more than US$120 billion.

Cryptocurrency Regulation Summary: 2022 edition
Outrunning risk with cloud

Supercharged risks are running circles around banking risk models. Here’s how the cloud can keep you one step ahead.

Outrunning risk with cloud
Leveraging data in e-FX trading

In a world where electronic trading has infiltrated virtually every aspect of today’s FX market, having access to data and the means to interpret it are fundamental components of a successful e-FX strategy, writes Daniel Chambers, head of Data & Analytics at BidFX.

Leveraging data in e-FX trading

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