St Petersburg, Russia, September 6 (Global Risk Regulator) - World leaders renewed their determination on Friday to work more closely and regulate across the financial system to avoid conflicting rules that would crimp economic growth, Reuters news agency reported from the St Petersburg G20 leaders’ summit which ended today.

LONDON, September 2 (Global Risk Regulator) - The world's banking system risks fragmentation that could hurt growth if countries cannot settle their differences over how to handle big banks that run into trouble, according to a top policymaker today.

BASEL, Switzerland, October 27 (Global Risk Regulator) – The United States needs to develop a more systematic, analytical and transparent approach to coordinating work to tackle systemic risk, global regulators said today.

BASEL, Switzerland, August 12 (Global Risk Regulator) – The nine insurers recently named as big enough to pose a potential threat to global financial stability should be subject to a resolution regime, or winding up plan, similar to that for banks, global regulators proposed today.

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EU proposal for a Single Resolution Mechanism, key pillar of bank union, is unlikely to get legislative approval in present form