Capital Requirements Directive (CRD)

EC outlines changes to CRD

The European Commission (EC) has launched a public consultation on more than 50 technical changes to the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD).

Cross-border confusion

Europe's internationally active banks have until the end of this year to be fully compliant with the new Basel capital Accord, but a lack of clarity on cross-border implementation continues to cause major problems

Devil in the detail

The systems and controls elements of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive is the core of the EU legislation. Compliance officers and operational risk managers alike need to check the detail to ensure they don't get caught out in November…

Time to get cracking on Mifid

I always find the purple and green backlighting that the Financial Services Authority uses on the stage sets at its events to be a bit disconcerting – something about the colour combination makes my eye ache.

A keen eye for convergence

Ellen Davis talks to Danièle Nouy, chair of the Committee of European Banking Supervisors about the CRD, Pillar III and divergence, along with other issues currently occupying the CEBS

FSA provides overview of approach to CRD

The FSA presented an overview of the authority’s approach to the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) at its CRD implementation conference. Hector Sants, managing director of wholesale and institutional markets, highlighted the biggest developments in…

FSA releases second bulletins on CRD

The FSA has published its second set of Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) implementation bulletins for banks, building societies and investment firms. This newsletter aims to help institutions identify key points in the consultation paper, as well as…

CEBS defends record

LONDON – The accomplishments of the Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS) over the past 12 months were outlined by Danièle Nouy, vice-chair of the organisation, at a British Bankers’ Association conference in London in mid-October. Although…

CRD timing in doubt

BRUSSELS – The timing of the EU’s Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) remained in doubt as members of the Committee of Economic and Monetary Affairs in the European Parliament submitted a whopping 887 amendments at the May 23 meeting.

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