Assessing the importance of GSIB scores on year end financial stability

December 16, 2019

Bank Policy Institute, Basel Committee, Federal Reserve, GSIB, Repo, topstory

There’s been talk lately that bank GSIB scores – a measurement that determines how much capital banks need to hold – could be too high for management liking at year…

Basel Committee publishes GSIB list and methodology

November 22, 2019

Josh Galper

News and Notes

Basel Committee, GSIB

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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision today published further information related to its 2019 assessment of global systemically important banks (G-SIBs), including additional details underlying the scoring methodology. The publication accompanies the…

Global systemically important banks: revised assessment methodology and the higher loss absorbency requirement

July 6, 2018

Alex Tonhazy

News and Notes

Basel Committee, Basel III, GSIB

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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision published today the Global systemically important banks: revised assessment methodology and the higher loss absorbency requirement. The revised methodology is expected to be implemented in…

Bad debt at European banks a blink test of capital rules and the resolve of governments (Premium)

July 28, 2016

Richard Stinchfield

Basel III, ECB, Europe, Regulatory, Systemic Risk

bank capital, Basel capital rules, ECB, Europe, GSIB, topstory

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Rising bad debt at European banks – particularly those in Portugal, Spain and Italy – has taken a prominent position in the spotlight in the wake of the Brexit vote. While…

The Fed's Fischer on G-SIB resolutions and its critics (Premium)

June 28, 2016

Richard Stinchfield

Dodd-Frank, Federal Reserve, Regulatory, Risk Management, Systemic Risk, US

GSIB, Stanley Fischer, stay protocol; federal reserve;, too big to fail, topstory

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We review Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer’s speech at the June 22nd, 2016 Panel Discussion on Resolution Riksbank Macroprudential Conference, Stockholm, Sweden. Fischer’s speech specifically addressed criticisms of US regulatory actions on…

Federal Reserve adds GSIB surcharge for US banks

July 21, 2015

Josh Galper

News and Notes

Federal Reserve, GSIB

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The Federal Reserve Board on Monday approved a final rule requiring the largest, most systemically important U.S. bank holding companies to further strengthen their capital positions. Under the rule, a…

Part II: The Fed releases rules on capital for GSIBs, includes extra requirements for securities financing trades

This is part II of our post on the Fed’s new capital rules. We look at the calculation methodology and some observations about the rules. Continue reading

Part I: The Fed releases rules on capital for GSIBs, includes extra requirements for securities financing trades

The Fed has released the latest capital rules for Global Systemically Important Bank Holding Companies (GSIBs). One critical part of this set of rules is the inclusion of a second…

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Assessing the importance of GSIB scores on year end financial stability

Basel Committee publishes GSIB list and methodology

Global systemically important banks: revised assessment methodology and the higher loss absorbency requirement

Bad debt at European banks a blink test of capital rules and the resolve of governments (Premium)

The Fed's Fischer on G-SIB resolutions and its critics (Premium)

Federal Reserve adds GSIB surcharge for US banks

Part II: The Fed releases rules on capital for GSIBs, includes extra requirements for securities financing trades

Part I: The Fed releases rules on capital for GSIBs, includes extra requirements for securities financing trades

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