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Hong Kong, Singapore or EU post-Brexit: will Advanced Approach bank capital models be a consideration? (Premium)

October 25, 2017

Advanced Approach, Basel III, capital costs, Hong Kong, Leverage Ratio, NSFR, Singapore, Standardized approach, topstory

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The news that London-based banks are considering Hong Kong as a new APAC “booking entity” trading hub brings up an important qualification for banks looking for an expanded Asian base…

Trade Date Transparency = Capital Savings

April 7, 2016

mstan

Basel III, Operations, Settlements, Technology

Balance sheet, capital costs, operations, Pirum, topstory, trade date transparency

Financial markets are paying attention to capital and balance sheet as a top priority: this fact is driving trading decisions and redefining decades-old relationships. Banks and other regulated institutions are…

Japan joins the negative deposit rate club

March 23, 2016

Richard Stinchfield

Asia, Risk Management, Securities Lending, Shadow Banking, Short Term Interest Rate Benchmarks, Systemic Risk

Bank of Japan, capital costs, Central Banks, negative interest rates, topstory

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At the end of January, Japan’s became the latest central bank to drop deposit rates into negative territory, joining the likes of the ECB, Sweden, Switzerland and Denmark. This now…

Finadium report: The Capital Cost Calculator

January 21, 2016

Josh Galper

Credit Exposure, Derivatives, Repo, Securities Lending, Technology

Balance sheet, capital costs, Credit Exposure, Finadium, topstory

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Finadium has produced a business plan template for institutions wanting to create their own Capital Cost Calculator. This is a new idea in financial markets that gives traders, treasury groups…

Basel III regulation gives a specific reason for why blockchain will save banks billions in regulatory costs (Premium)

December 15, 2015

Josh Galper

Basel III, Blockchain, Regulatory

Basel III, blockchain, capital costs, topstory

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The information is a bit in the weeds, but we recently came across a smoking gun, pile-driving conclusive reason for why blockchain makes dollars and sense for banks looking to…

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Hong Kong, Singapore or EU post-Brexit: will Advanced Approach bank capital models be a consideration? (Premium)

Trade Date Transparency = Capital Savings

Japan joins the negative deposit rate club

Finadium report: The Capital Cost Calculator

Basel III regulation gives a specific reason for why blockchain will save banks billions in regulatory costs (Premium)

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