Financial Stability Board (FSB)
Fears of fragmentation over Basel shadow banking rules
Step-in risk guidelines could be taken more seriously in the EU than in the US
China TLAC uncertainty frustrates capital planning
Banks face $1 trillion issuance crunch if regulators take too long to define bail-in debt
Madness in the method: Basel grapples with G-Sib riskometer
Some experts warn the methodology to identify systemic banks could increase systemic risks
Keeping faith: IAIS rebuffs view G-Sii concept will die
But firms see workplan announcement as step away from focus on high-risk entities
Buy side may have to take on CCP losses – FSB’s König
Exempting ailing banks from CCP wind-up process could force wider allocation of losses
Japanese banks fear 20% TLAC increase
Recalibration of Basel risk weights raises fresh concerns over bail-in buffer levels
Securities lending by asset managers facing scrutiny
FSB concerns about regulatory arbitrage might prove tricky for the likes of BlackRock
Banks voice fresh concerns over CCP non-default losses
Dealers could face cash calls to recapitalise an ailing CCP that suffers a critical non-default loss under FSB proposals
EC signals staggered entry for Mifid II trading obligation
Rules for derivatives may take effect after January 2018 to allow for US equivalence deal
Losing the match: EU repo rules spark reporting fears
Repositories battling to improve matching rates for Emir trade reporting as SFTR looms
SGX rules out VM haircutting in recovery planning
Hitting variation margin "inappropriate" in Singapore context, but some bankers support its use
Repo markets left guessing by new EU reporting rules
Record-keeping obligations of SFTR already in force, but no guidance on data fields
European bail-in buffers may stretch market-making capacity
New Basel capital exemptions could be too small if all EU banks have to issue bail-in bonds
European Commissioner cautions US on TLAC rules
Dombrovskis says foreign banks should not be mistreated by Fed internal TLAC proposal
Lawmakers rush to double Euribor panel membership
Benchmark designated “critical” to stem departures and enable transaction-based methodology
FSB holds too much sway over US regulators, say Republicans
Lew faces questions in Congress over FSB impact on US banks and markets
Buy-side stress tests ‘not straightforward’ – Irish central banker
Stress tests for asset managers need to be different from those for banks, conference told
Brexit lessons on handling redemption runs
July experience shows fund suspensions can be used without spillover effects
TLAC subordination requirements loom in Europe
EC favours excluding derivatives from MREL and taking French approach to subordination
Derivatives bail-in raises questions in Hong Kong
Banks seek clarity, but regulator wants maximum flexibility for its bail-in decisions
FSB buy-side plans a 'step forward', says industry group
Investment Association welcomes suggestions to regulate illiquid and levered funds
FSB endorsement missing from new G-Sii methodology
Financial Stability Board has not given seal of approval to designation method, French regulator voted against it
Interview: Iosco’s Andrews stresses CCP resilience and recovery
CCP resolution spells regulatory failure; guidance to follow on PFMIs and CCP stress-testing
Interview: Natasha Cazenave on systemic risk in asset management
Chair of Iosco’s investment management committee welcomes “shift in the debate to an activities focus”