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Email News Service June 2010: No agreement to remove any Basel III proposals, says spokesman
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GRR news round-up: Diary; Bank levy tops G20 agenda, crunch-time for capital rules; Regulators stand ground on Basel III; Accounting differences cloud convergence goal; Securities regulators seek improved cooperation.
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Email News Service May 2010: EU’s key Solvency II test moving in right direction, but still not perfect
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Email News Service April 2010:GRR news summary: Obama regulation gets boost from Goldman case; IMF to recommend bank levies; EU ministers fail to agree; Solvency II move seen positive for Europe’s insurers; Basel publishes comments on reform proposals
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Email News Service April 2010: GRR news round-up: Continued tensions over global reforms; Italy, Mexico, Spain named for G20 review; Accounting chiefs discuss key issues next week; Basel publications
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08/03/2010:
Email News Service March 2010: Still no global consensus on too-big-to-fail
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02/03/2010:
GRR news summary: US Senate nears deal; G20 officials prepare; foreign regulators face US grilling; US accounting timetable disappoints; EU launches capital changes; Basel chief warns; Hedge fund data
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22/02/2010:
Email News Service February 2010: GRR news summary: Former Secretaries call for US G20 lead on Volcker rule
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17/12/2009:
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Email News Service June 09: US reforms reiterate support for global regulation moves

WASHINGTON, June 17 (Global Risk Regulator) – US President Barack Obama’s administration reiterated its support yesterday for the various international efforts underway to improve the regulation of the global financial system in the wake of the worldwide financial crisis.

America wants the cooperation of the rest of the world in setting high standards for financial regulation, the US government said in announcing its long-awaited proposals for overhauling the way the country regulates its financial services sector. The call for international cooperation is one of the five key objectives outlined in the proposals with the aim of promoting robust US regulation of financial firms. The US plans, which are subject to Congressional scrutiny, also provide for comprehensive supervision of financial markets, protecting consumers, and providing government with the tools to manage financial crises.

The US called on the Basel Committee of global banking regulators to continue modifying and improving the international Basel II bank capital rules, which are yet to be adopted in America.

Within the context of the regulatory changes demanded by the Group of Twenty (G20) leaders at their April summit, the US urges improved oversight of global financial markets, enhanced supervision of internationally active firms and reform of cross-border crisis prevention.


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