Prudential regulation including structural reform
Credit risk mitigation
Financial market infrastructure and market events
8 Juli 2022
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has published its second consultation on the prudential treatment of cryptoassets
22 November 2021
The UK prudential regime for investment firms (the “IFPR”), which comes into force on 1 January 2022, attaches own fund charges by reference to specific categories of K-Factors which are, in broad terms, linked to specific activities, unlike the approach taken in CRR (as amended and “onshored” in the UK) where own fund charges for credit risk depend on the size and nature of individual exposures.
18 November 2021
The PRA has now published its policy statement and final rules in PS26/21 on domestic liquidity sub-groups (“DoLSub”) and the relevant permission process.
While there are substantial similarities between the current Article 8 based DoLSub conditions and those contained in PS26/21, there are a number of new and/or additional requirements and criteria which are highlighted and summarised in our report.
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