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Evolving Banking Regulation 2011 

How well are banks coping with regulators’ calls for increased capital and liquidity? And how are these pressures reshaping banks and the way they work? How effectively are banks and regulators working together to minimize the fallout from future failures of ‘significantly’ sized banks? And with banks bearing the cost of a worldwide regulatory drive to help consumers make better investment decisions, are unique opportunities to increase revenue nonetheless on offer?

These are just some of the many questions posed, discussed – and answered – by the 2011 edition of our Evolving Banking Regulation report.


Based on deep insight from our financial services experts, our report considers the current raft of regulatory reform in its widest possible global context. It provides a comprehensive and up to date analysis of how the current reform is reshaping the way banks work. And it offers a truly unique comparison of the differing regulatory pressures faced by banks within the EU, US and Asia Pacific regions.

Capital and funding strategies
Capital and funding strategies
How well are banks coping with regulators’ calls for increased capital and liquidity levels?
Systematic risk
Reducing systemic risk within the global banking sector
How are banks and regulators working together to minimalize fall out from any future failure of ‘significantly’ sized banks?
Recovery and resolution plan
Recovery and resolution planning
Authorities will be able to recover and resolve failed banks faster. But progress comes at a price for all banks.
Changes to supervision and reporting
Changes to supervision and reporting
Against a backdrop of an increased reporting burden, banks will have to work closely with the new regulatory structures and bodies.
Governance and remuneration
Governance and remuneration
Bonuses still make up the majority of senior bankers’ pay, while a global standard for governance seems a long way off.
customer protection
Customer protection and investor conduct
Banks will bear the cost of regulators’ drive to help consumers make better investment decisions. But these changes may also bring banks some unique opportunities.

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