Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

Harvesting loss data

Although often the core of Basel II models, loss event data is usually less robust than op risk executives would like. Peter Madigan explores the challenges around collection, clearing and enrichment

Further delays hit US Basel II implementation

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The US process for Basel II was thrown into chaos yet again by the passage of a new law on the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation that includes provision for a one-year study. The net effect of the legislation is said to be the…

Basel Committee issues corp gov guidelines

BASEL, SWITZERLAND – The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has issued sound corporate governance guidelines for banking organisations. The guidelines, open for public comment until October 31, are to supersede similar principles it issued in 1999.

BIS issues corporate governance paper

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has issued sound corporate governance guidelines for banking organisations. The guidelines, open for public comment until October 31, are to supersede similar principles issued in 1999 by the Committee.

US regulators outline QIS4 process

US regulators are busy finalising the text for the fourth quantitative impact study (QIS4), which they expect to issue at the end of October to the banks participating in the exercise.

US regulators scorned over "prescriptive" proposal

The financial services industry's reaction to a new proposed statement from US regulators on complex structured finance activities was "somewhere between terrified and scornful", according to one industry association executive. Another industry…

Regulatory fines moved into legal risk definition

According to a source close to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, the concept of legal risk will be explicitly broadened in the final version of the Basel II document, due out at the end of June – to include fines, penalties and punitive damages…

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