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Is the Libor scandal a result of regulatory oversight?
Date: Jul 25, 2012
Author: Tiah Wen Li
Categories: Regulation, Risk and Regulation
Keywords: Libor, Bank of England, Paul Tucker, RBS, UBS, Barclays, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Societe Generale, Credit Agricole, Bob Diamond
According to the financial disclosure requirements framework, the market is responsible for the monitoring and controlling of regulators to prevent regulatory oversight such as the recent Libor scandal.
Clearing houses as system risk managers
Paul Tucker, deputy governor for financial stability at the Bank of England, feels that orderly resolution of a failed CCP have to involve clarity around the extent to which surviving clearing members pick up the pieces.
Reflections on regulators, bankers and leadership
In an exclusive video interview, Sir George Mathewson, former RBS Chairman and CEO, shares his experience in building up the RBS franchise and his opinion on the UK's evolving banking regulatory landscape.
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