Banks
Share of op risk RWAs at US banks falls
Drops at Citi, Goldman, Morgan Stanley suggest op risk capital may have peaked
UniCredit sheds €10.5 billion in toxic loans
Net write-downs on all loans fell to €496 million in the quarter, down from €835 million in December, an improvement of 40%, as a result of improved asset quality
ING market risk charge edges higher
Dutch bank adds €0.8 billion of market RWAs
JP Morgan counterparty credit risk grows
Risk-weighted assets consumed by least-risky counterparties decline from 57% to 36% in two years
Commonwealth Bank hit by A$1bn op risk add-on
Capital charge applied for poor management of operational, compliance and conduct risks
Westpac's capital charge rises as securitisation rule bites
Securitisation RWAs jump from A$1.4 billion under new standard
Barclays and HSBC impairment provisions soar
Barclays’ provisions increase 54%; HSBC’s by 29%
StanChart hopes reg spending has peaked as costs drop 5%
Bank reports a $63 million quarter-on-quarter drop
HSBC reclassifies debt to bolster Tier 2 capital
Review of securities to add 40bp to bank's total capital ratio
BNPP beats SG on equity trading
Equity and prime services revenues surge 19.3% at BNPP
HSBC quadruples provisions as DoJ fine looms
Bank braces for RMBS penalty
NAB model change boosts mortgage RWAs
Residential mortgage RWAs leap A$10.6 billion
Credit Suisse bolsters liquidity buffers
LCR reinforced in response to choppy markets
ANZ credit recoveries boost earnings
Loss rate drops 10 basis points year-on-year
UBS liquidity coverage ratio shrinks after regulatory change
The rule change led to higher net cash outflows at the bank, which jumped 5.5% to Sfr135 billion in March
BBVA gets capital relief through synthetic securitisation
Second deal with European Investment Bank frees up balance sheet for lending
RBS model change loads on credit RWAs
RBS's total RWAs increase for the first time since 2015
Danske Bank targets lower capital ratio
Danish lender bought 6.8 million of its own shares for DKK 1.6 billion
Deutsche Bank takes axe to leverage exposure
Target of 4.5% leverage ratio yet to be met
Legal woes drain Barclays' capital
A $2 billion fine from the US Department of Justice contributed to a 60bp CET1 capital ratio decline
Nordea de-risking improves loan-loss ratio
Provisions down €73 million year-on-year
IFRS 9 transitional measures save Lloyds £572 million
Capital relief equivalent to 30 basis points uplift to CET1 ratio
Credit Suisse sheds $11bn in op risk RWAs
Regulator allowed Swiss bank to cut op risk exposure from defunct business
CCAR compels CET1 build-up at Capital One
The bank is targeting a CET1 capital ratio of 11% in 2018