Operational risk
EU Cad concedes on investment firms but limits role of insurance
Brussels – The European Commission issued the fourth consultation on the capital adequacy directive (Cad) on July 1.
FASB unlikely to delay FIN 46, says CSFB
The US Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) is unlikely to delay the introduction of financial interpretation number 46 (FIN 46), the consolidation of variable interest entities (VIEs), according to the accounting and tax research team at Credit…
FSA publishes Basel II/CAD implementation consultation
The UK's Financial Services Authority published its 'Report and first consultation on the implementation of the new Basel and EU Capital Adequacy Standards' in early July.
Credit risk models enhance link between credit and equity prices, say BIS
The growing use of credit risk models is helping to strengthen the link between credit and equity prices, said the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).
Technology briefs - 7/1/03
Technology briefs
US Congress pushes for mutual improved fund transparency
Regulatory update
Corporate governance disclosure: banks focus on bolstering infrastructure
Corporate governance survey 2003 – part II
LDA group participants: vive la difference!
Basel Committee’s op risk conference
EU Cad concedes on investment firms but limits role of insurance
Front Page News
The scenario-based approach – good data is essential
Basel Committee’s op risk conference
‘Scorecard approach’ – name changed by working group
Basel Committee’s op risk conference
Integration of op risk methods is key, says JP Morgan’s Sabitini
Basel Committee’s op risk conference
Citigroup outlines economic capital modernisation plans
Basel Committee’s op risk conference
Banks back AMA under Basel II
Basel Committee’s op risk conference
SAS acquires OpRisk Analytics
Technology
SEB calls on Basel Committee to continue LDCE exercises
Basel Committee’s op risk conference
European buy-side lags in operational risk management
Implementation outlook
Losses and lawsuits
Loss database
Credit rating agency debate flares
Regulatory update