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World's biggest banks may need to come up with as much as $870 billion to comply with upcoming capital rules.
Agency recommends widening windows for setting benchmark rates, from one minute to five minutes, to reduce chance of manipulation.
Success of European program purchasing asset-backed securities will depend on how regulators define 'simple.'
Financial Stability Board suggests basing rates on trade data rather than estimates.
Global regulators ponder options for preventing manipulation of WM/Reuters benchmark rates.
European Commission said to have eased Basel III liquidity rules; final EC decision will be revealed later this month.