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BIS paper finds higher US bank taxes may have only moved stability risk

Central Banking | 22 May 2013 secure

Research into higher taxes imposed on wholesale funding by US banks finds they did reduce reliance on short-term borrowing, but says risks may simply have been pushed into foreign banks

Topics: Bank for International Settlements, Federal Reserve, FDIC

Financial Stability

Caruana tells central banks to focus more on financial stability

Central Banking | 16 May 2013 secure

Topics: Jaime Caruana, Bank for International Settlements, monetary policy, Financial Stability Board (FSB), Macro-prudential regulation

Currency Derivatives

BIS: Forex OTC markets hold steady, despite regulatory uncertainty

Central Banking | 13 May 2013 secure

Topics: Over-the-counter derivatives, Derivatives, Bank for International Settlements, Dodd-Frank Act

Governance

BIS paper urges central banks to build their own financial buffers

Central Banking | 30 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: Bank for International Settlements, Jaime Caruana

Banking

BIS researchers fear separation rules could make banks harder to resolve

Central Banking | 26 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: Bank for International Settlements, Erkki Liikanen, Paul Volcker, Volcker rule, John Vickers

Financial Stability

BIS committee hails Basel III progress

Central Banking | 12 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Basel III, Bank for International Settlements

Regulation

BIS' Caruana warns low rate environment allows reforms to be postponed

Central Banking | 09 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: International Association of Insurance Supervisors, Bank for International Settlements, Jaime Caruana

Central Banks

BIS paper urges statistics expansion

Central Banking | 03 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: Bank for International Settlements, Data, Financial crisis

Governance

BIS report ‘takes stock' of central bank collateral policy developments

Central Banking | 25 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Bank for International Settlements, collateral

Central Banks

BIS finds Singapore compliant with Basel III

Central Banking | 20 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Singapore, The Monetary Authority of Singapore, Basel III, Bank for International Settlements

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BIS paper finds higher US bank taxes may have only moved stability risk

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BIS report ‘takes stock' of central bank collateral policy developments

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