Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has granted a five-year transition period for banks to adjust to new IFRS 9 accounting standards.

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Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has granted a five-year transition period for banks to adjust to new IFRS 9 accounting standards.
Regulators likely to take a deeper interest in regulatory technology as it takes on more critical tasks and deepens its role within banks
The People’s Bank of China has taken measures to curb shadow banking system, stoking money market volatility in the process. Justin Pugsley reports.
The European Central Bank (ECB) aims to boost market confidence in the internal models used by banks to calculate risk-weighted assets, by reducing variability and potentially forcing some banks to carry more capital. By Justin Pugsley.
The financial scandals that have rocked the industry since 2008 are forcing firms and regulators to take conduct risk much more seriously. However, firms shouldn't just rely on the ‘three lines of defence’ model for compliance. By Jon Szehofner and Clarisse Mallem at GD Financial Markets.
The Bank of England’s models are not up to the job of spotting the next financial crisis, according to one senior official.
ICMA expresses concern over European repos and knock-on effects on smaller banks, insurance companies and pension funds.
Steven Mnuchin takes reins at the US Department of the Treasury and faces full workload of reforms.
CFTC gives swaps dealers another six-months to be compliant with over-the-counter derivatives variation margin rules.
Fed chair Janet Yellen enters war of words with vice-chairman of House Financial Services Committee over participation in supranational regulatory bodies.
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