Basel II

Basel may advise banks on outsourcing

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision may investigate the risks associated with outsourcing trading systems to third parties, a senior Bank for International Settlements (BIS) official told RiskNews ' sister publication, FX Week .

Hong Kong to adopt loose approach to Basel II

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the financial regulator for the special administrative region of China, will not be mandating that certain types of banks adopt certain portions of the revised Basel Accords, according to a speech by Simon Toping,…

MEP Radwan says EU Commission will conduct SME survey

The EU Commission will conduct a survey of the impact that the organisation's capital adequacy directive (CAD) will have on small and medium-sized banks and corporates (SMEs) over the coming months, and the results will be available before the end of…

Reveleus launches Basel II package

Boston-based financial analytics company, Reveleus, has launched a Basel II software product suite for enterprise risk management and compliance with the forthcoming capital regulations as specified by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).

Restructuring debate will rage on after CP3, says Munro

The Basel Committee’s widely anticipated ditching of restructuring as a required credit event for capital relief in its forthcoming third consultation paper on Basel II, will not bring to an end the heated debate between hedging banks and investors over…

Random tranches

How should economic or regulatory capital be allocated to tranches of securitisations? The standard Basel conditional dependence calculations are complicated in this case by non-linearity effects and complex deal dependence. Here, Michael Gordy and David…

Driving down fixed costs

Outsourcing could be the key to institutions keeping up with the cost of installing technologies able to cope with CLS, Basel II and STP, and could provide a vital comfort zone in future-proofing your IT.

FiXing op risk

In a post-Rusnak era, operational risk management is a high priority. Could the Financial Information eXchange messaging standard provide a safety net?

Why risk IT?

Ever more complex investment risks with crushing liability factors and increased client scrutiny demand new and highly sophisticated technology, says Adrian Pay of LatentZero.

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