Risk USA: European banks need to change or suffer consequences

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Risk.net Risk Management News Update 3 November 2011 This Week's Top Story Risk USA: European banks need to change or suffer consequences European banks need to reduce mismatches between their risk appetite and the risk appetite of investors, says Deutsche Bank chief credit officer Categories: Liquidity Risk Topics: Deutsche Bank, Northern Rock, IKB, European Financial Stabilisation Facility (EFSF), Liquidity ... Mobile RSS Auditing Risk Management course London 29 & 30 November 2011 Risk Magazine is delighted to offer a seminar that will provide unique insights from some of the worlds leading financial institutions. More of this week's news Financial industry 'complacent about pandemic threat' The financial industry must give more consideration to pandemic risk, says Zurich CRO Risk USA: Regulators need different focus to risk managers, says SEC risk adviser Different approaches taken by regulators and risk managers are justified, according the SEC's Gregg Berman Thai banks deploy continuity plans as settlement and liquidity risks rise due to floods The Bank of Thailand and the country's leading banks are moving to ensure the country's payments systems do not grind to a halt due to Thailand's worst flooding in 50 years. So far, Thailand's high... US SEC slams Finra for altering documents Finra must improve after misleading regulator, order says Small banks need 'clear exit path' out of Tarp Sigtarp has called on the US Treasury to aid smaller banks in exiting Tarp SEC appoints two trading and markets associate directors The US Securities and Exchange Commission has named heads of regulation for derivatives policy, and clearance and settlement Related news this week from other categories Risk USA: Sifi rules would be a failure if banks don't downsize Some banks want to be on the list of global Sifis – exactly the opposite to what the rules are intended to achieve, says former chairman of the Basel Committee standards implementation group ABI plans Solvency II impact study to highlight undesirable outcomes Qualitative study will aid lobbying efforts in Europe, says trade association CVA desks to keep buying sovereign CDSs – even if they never pay out Even if CDS contracts are not triggered in Greek restructuring, Basel III's CVA charge ensures the market will live on - but episode raises fresh questions about design of capital framework, dealers...   Related publications: Risk magazine, Operational Risk & Regulation, Life & Pension Risk, Asia Risk Related categories: Regulation, Liability Management

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