Delayed Basel trading book review will be broad, say supervisors

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Risk.net Regulation News Update 5 October 2011 This Week's Top Story Delayed Basel trading book review will be broad, say supervisors Basel Committee is expected to consider wide range of topics, including VAR, liquidity, CVA and the line between banking and trading books - but overall capital requirements are not likely to change Categories: Basel Committee Topics: Basel 2.5, Basel III, Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS), International Swaps and Derivatives Association (Isda), Credit value adjustment (CVA) ... Mobile RSS Risk USA 2011 October 31 – November 3 The full agenda for this year’s Risk USA is now available. Visit riskusa.com, topics to be discussed at this year’s event include: Dodd-Frank implementation and its affect on the financial industry Market, liquidity and operational risk, portfolio management and asset allocation, systemic and credit risk, quantitative risk management strategies, risk and investment challenges facing banks institutional investors, asset managers; insurance firms, pension funds and large non-financial corporates. More of this week's news FSA confirms delay of Solvency II implementation date for UK insurers Financial Services Authority to extend internal model approval process by more than a year More obligations for energy firms under EU's MAD revisions With the scope of the Market Abuse Directive set to widen to cover OTC commodities, energy companies could be subject to far greater disclosure obligations, finds Jay Maroo Bank of America faces more lawsuits as Texas sues Merscorp Mortgage record company and its shareholders 'left $58m fees unpaid', suit says SEC report reveals failings at top three rating agencies A report released by the US SEC reveals S&P, Moody's and Fitch all still have significant failings in their operations SFO begins prosecution of £60 million property fraud The SFO has begun its prosecution of Achilleas Kallakis and Alexander Williams, who are charged with defrauding and incurring losses of £60 million for Allied Irish Banks and Bank of Scotland Deloitte sued for $7.6 billion after ignoring 'red flags' in TBW fraud Deloitte has been sued by TBW's bankrupty trustee and a TBW subsidiary for $7.6 billion in losses, after failing to detect fraud in the mortgage lender Industry to make 11th hour plea over Emir scope The EU council text of Emir could be voted through next week, but a group of industry associations will plead for a late - and controversial - change Energy Risk Asia: Dodd-Frank could hit Asian energy firms hard Panellists at the Energy Risk Asia conference voice concerns over the extraterritorial implications of the Dodd-Frank Act Audio: Hedge funds face funding squeeze under Vickers report recommendation UK-based hedge fund management companies could have problems accessing working capital if a provision in the ring-fencing chapter of the Independent Commission on Banking (Vickers report) stands UK's FPC changes tack on capital requirements Loosely worded document does not clarify FPC's demands on banks; new regulatory body asks for more powers in new legislation Cool response to Esma proposal that strategy indexes comply with Ucits diversification rules The European Securities and Markets Authority has asked whether diversification within strategy indexes should be judged within the confines of Ucits, while also requesting responses to a discussion... Bank of England's FPC seeks to unlock Basel III tool-kit Systemic risk committee at the Bank of England calls for power to use tools - such as liquidity and leverage ratios, and margin standards - to influence systemic risk Agreement closer on 2014 implementation date for Solvency II Transitional provisions must still be agreed Investment club manager guilty of $40 million fraud A Michigan-based investment club manager has pleaded guilty to fraud after losing $40 million invested by more than 750 clients Related news this week from other categories Regulation not key driver for ERM within Nordics ERM is being driven from within firms in the Nordic countries, according to survey results Trading positions - October 2011 Energy Risk catches up with the latest appointments, promotions and departures in global commodity markets Solar failure raises questions about funding for renewables Pauline McCallion gauges industry opinion on the implications of the recent demise of solar company Solyndra for private and public investment in renewable energy   Related publications: Risk magazine, Operational Risk & Regulation, Life & Pension Risk, Central Banking Related categories: Risk Management, Investment

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