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  • Bank Resolution Framework - Executive Summary

    Date 25/10/2017

    Taxpayer-funded bailouts of banks considered too big to fail were a defining characteristic of the Great Financial Crisis. In the intervening years, international standard setters and national authorities have taken steps to reduce both the probability and impact of the failure of such systemically important firms. Key among those steps was the development of an international framework for more effective resolution, which directly targets the impact of the failure of systemically important financial institutions. This Executive Summary provides an overview of the main elements of that framework as it applies to banks.

  • SIFMA Outlines Guiding Principles For GSE Reform At HFSC Hearing

    Date 25/10/2017

    Today, Kevin Chavers, managing director at BlackRock, testified on behalf of SIFMA before the House Financial Services Committee Subcommittee on Housing and Insurance at a hearing entitled “Sustainable Housing Finance: Private Sector Perspectives on Housing Finance Reform.”

  • UK’s Prudential Regulation Authority Launches Series Of Improvements To The Implementation Of Solvency II

    Date 25/10/2017

    ​Press release

    Today the PRA publishes the first in a short series of consultation papers on reform to the implementation of Solvency II starting with the Matching Adjustment (MA). MA has the effect of cushioning certain life insurers’ capital resources, subject to conditions and prior approval, when they can demonstrate that the cash flow of a designated portfolio of assets is matched to the life insurance liabilities.

  • UK’s Financial Conduct Authority Urges Public To Report And Speak Out Against Fraudulent Investment Schemes

    Date 25/10/2017

    • More than a fifth (22%) of those contacted by a suspected fraudulent investment firm stay silent
    • Brits are more likely to report fly-tipping (81%) than investment scams (63%)
    • Londoners report the most investment scams to the FCA followed by people from Birmingham and Belfast

  • United Arab Emirates Securities And Commodities Authority And Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange Organize An Awareness-Raising Seminar As Part Of The National Investor Awareness Project Initiatives

    Date 25/10/2017

    As part of the National Investor Awareness Project initiatives, the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) is holding an awareness-raising seminar titled “Stock Portfolio Construction and the Difference between Investment and Speculation in Financial Markets" on Wednesday evening. The seminar—tailored for investors, brokers, and financial analysts at UAE-based brokerage firms—is organized in collaboration with the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX). It will examine the most important investment- and speculation-related concepts and will discuss how to construct a stock portfolio that takes risk and return into consideration, as well as the possibility to extend such portfolio to include other assets, such as bonds and commodity derivatives.