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Articles for April 2005
Malaysia #
01 April 2005
Further liberalisation of foreign exchange rules
US #
01 April 2005
Anti-money laundering compliance issues in the banking industry
UK #
01 April 2005
Treasury reports on global significance of the financial services sector
France #
01 April 2005
Recent and major changes in the securitisation legal framework
The importance of planning for disaster #
01 April 2005
Mark Sumner, Director of Banking at the Jersey Financial Services Commission, outlines the principles behind the Jersey regulator’s insistence that in the financial services industry “fit and proper” includes having adequate business contingency plans in place.
Netherlands #
01 April 2005
More flexibility for securitisation transactions
Poland #
01 April 2005
Implementation of the Directive on Financial Collateral the Act on certain financial collateral arrangements
Global #
01 April 2005
Beyond capital adequacy – the changing face of operational risk
Basel II in the EU: problems and issues ahead #
01 April 2005
For most observers, the Basel II process is over: the final version of the New Accord was issued about a year ago, the Commission proposed its capital requirements directives in July 2004, and the EU Council came to a provisional agreement in November 2004. For others, the process is only beginning and the problems related to it can be expected to lead to delays, and possibly to some changes, in the application of the New Accord. Karel Lannoo from the Centre for European Policy Studies focuses on the role of the European Parliament, the home-host issues in the implementation of the Accord, and the issue of supervisory convergence.