Capital Requirements Directive (CRD)
EU CAD: behind the smiles
The industry is putting on a brave face when commenting on the latest proposals for the EU Capital Adequacy Directive, but all is not as it seems.
EU CAD beta lowered – but only for some
UK and European op risk executives were shocked when a EU Commission official revealed that although the beta for the trading and sales business line would be lowered to 15% from 18% in the EU's Capital Adequacy Directive, this benefit would only be…
EU Commission publishes "final" CAD text
The European Commission released its final version of the legislative text that will implement the Basel II framework within the European Union at the end of last week.
Extensive revisions expected for EU CAD in July draft
Substantial changes in content will have occurred to the EU Capital Adequacy Directive (CAD) when the final EU Commission draft is published in July. And domestic European regulators are warning that further alterations will take place to the document…
EU Commission sets out its stall on CAD
The EU Commission published a feedback document on its website today on the responses to its third consultation paper on revisions to the Capital Adequacy Directive (CAD).
EU Commission considers changes to op risk framework
The EU Commission is considering modest changes to the operational risk framework of its proposed capital adequacy directive (CAD), in response to comments received to its most recent draft, according to a source within the organisation.
EU moves to finalise CAD
With 130 responses to its latest draft of the capital adequacy directive (CAD) now in hand, the EU Commission is looking to make the directive into law.
Testy politicians muscle in on Basel II negotiations
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) based in Brussels and members of the US House of Representatives in Washington DC are beginning to throw their weight around in the Basel II process.
UK Treasury publishes paper on implementing EU CAD in the UK
The UK Treasury yesterday published a consultation paper on how the European Union's Capital Adequacy Directive (CAD) can be best implemented within the UK and the EU as a whole.
EU Commission outlines region's Basel II impact
More than 1,000 investment firms and 9,322 banks will implement the EU's capital adequacy directive, according to Patrick Pearson, head of banking and financial conglomerates unit of the internal markets division of the EU Commission.
There can be no more Basel delays, warns Bolkestein
The European Union will not meet its CAD 3 implementation targets if the new Basel II capital Accord is hit by further delays, Frits Bolkestein, internal market and taxation commissioner for the European Commission (EC), warned at a conference today.
Goldman Sachs CP3 response published by accident
The five-page response drafted by Goldman Sachs executives to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's third consultative paper was published on the internet in mid-August by mistake when the committee posted other comments.
European asset managers will feel the heat from CAD3
Compliance with the third capital adequacy directive (CAD3), a consultation paper recently released by the European Commission outlining the implementation of the Basel II Accord into EU legislation, may require European asset managers to hold…
Cad text horrifies credit agencies
LONDON - Industry associations and rating agencies are concerned about the regulatory risk implications of new regulations on credit rating agencies inserted into the latest draft of the EU Cad, published in early July.
Emerging adequacy
The Committee of Chief Risk Officers' capital adequacy 'emerging practice' guidelines will, says the capital adequacy committee chair, evolve into a new regulatory body within a year.
Cad 3 will hit asset manager profits, says Mercer Oliver Wyman
The European Union's proposed third capital adequacy directive (Cad 3) will force European asset managers to hold significantly more capital than at current levels.
Cad 3 will hit asset manager profits, says Mercer Oliver Wyman
The European Union’s proposed third capital adequacy directive (Cad 3) will force European asset managers to hold significantly more capital than at current levels. This will reduce their profitability, and could prompt a shake-out in the industry,…
EU Parliament to hold "Basel II and SMEs" workshop, publish paper
The European parliament is holding a workshop, Basel II and the consequences for SMEs, on July 10.
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.
Quantitative impact studies will go regional
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision does not plan on conducting further quantitative impact studies (QISs) to explore the effect that the new Basel II framework will have on the international banking industry, according to Patricia Jackson,…
New EU supervisors group to be created for CAD implementation
The EU Commission has indicated the need for the creation of "a new high-level forum of European supervisors" to help implement the EU's capital adequacy directive (CAD) by the 2006 deadline evenly across the region. The new draft CAD also requires…
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.
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…
EU finally publishes third CAD draft
After nearly a month of delays, the EU Commission finally published the fourth consultation on its capital adequacy directive (CAD) this afternoon.