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...Although the Dodd Frank Act and Basel III make it more expensive for collateral to be reused, the increase in the balance sheet space of the banking system (due to the central bank unwind) may more than...
...It would have happened even if the Glass-Steagall Act in the US had been maintained in place rather than revoked; nor would the Vickers, Liikanen or Dodd-Frank proposals have made more than a minimal impact...
...Considered together, these complementary reforms begin to resemble a tapestry of forthcoming shadow banking regulation, the lack of which has been conspicuous to policymakers since the passage of Dodd-Frank...
...The US, of course, is busy implementing Dodd-Frank reforms. Parts of which may be compatible with Basel III, and other parts that won’t be....
...Regulators adopt enhanced capital rules and prudential standards US banking regulators will take the next step in capital regulation by adopting rules to implement Basel III....
...In the incredibly dry report, “Section III. A. Open Issues” is where it gets interesting....
...Speaking of RWAs, FT Alphaville popped along on Wednesday morning to Sifma’s conference on the impact of the Dodd-Frank Act....
...Durbin Senator Richard G....
...and the capital levels required by Basel III....
...G’luck keeping up, regs....
...Federal Reserve; - Provide a quarterly path of pro forma, post-stress estimates of potential losses and their impact on reserves and valuation adjustments, potential resources available to absorb losses (e.g....
...THE MYTH OF HITLER’S POPE: How Pope Pius XII Rescued Jews from the Nazis by David G....
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