EU authorities urged to focus on investor outcomes as part of review into stalled progress of pan-European capital markets project.
Fed plans new round of bank stress tests in response to Covid-19
October 15, 2020Further stress tests to analyse how banks stand up against two scenarios featuring bad recessions.
Basel Committee plots further Covid-related measures if needed
October 13, 2020Rate of infections, containment measures, unwinding of support measures and weak recovery heighten risks to banking system.
Could suptech end financial crises?
September 30, 2020Supervisory technology is emerging as a dynamic new tool to help supervisors stay on top of systemic risks, but it also has downsides.
Technology could create new source of regulatory arbitrage
September 15, 2020Suptech may one day enable supervisors to detect looming financial crises and eliminate them.
Australian Senate sets out controversial plans to boost fintech sector
September 11, 2020Recommendations seek to take advantage of Hong Kong’s decline as a financial centre.
New rule change could fuel bank-sovereign ‘doom loop’
September 4, 2020Rise in carry trades could reinforce trend that contributed to European sovereign debt crisis, warns Fitch.
The next great regulatory revolution has started
August 28, 2020The next big shake-up in banking regulation comes from Europe, with a focus on environmental, social and governance objectives. By Justin Pugsley.
Covid-19 could see proliferation of financial transaction taxes to fill budget shortfalls
August 24, 2020Momentum behind introducing FTTs has been revived by the hugely damaging economic effects of the Covid-19 pandemic leaving financial institutions worried.
Industry opinion split over FSB's CCP resolution proposals
August 19, 2020Financial Stability Board consultation reveals deep divisions in financial sector over who should pay when clearing house fails with big losses.
