| 24/08/2010: |
| Email News Service July/Aug 2010: Basel bank reforms essential, says America’s Bair |
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| 18/08/2010: |
| Email News Service July/August 2010: Regulators claim modest economic impact for new bank rules |
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| 30/07/2010: |
| Email News Service July/August 2010: US Regulator says Basel capital rules still tight |
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| 16/07/2010: |
| Email News Service July 2010: Basel reforms on track, countercyclical capital buffer proposed |
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| 28/06/2010: |
| Email News Service June 2010: Accounting rift and other splits seen at G20 |
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| 25/06/2010: |
| Email News Service June 2010: No agreement to remove any Basel III proposals, says spokesman |
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| 25/06/2010: |
| Email News Service June 2010: Regulators shelving liquidity ratio, FT says |
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| 02/06/2010: |
| Email News Service June 2010: G20 accounting convergence deadline knocked back |
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| 01/06/2010: |
| 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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| 04/05/2010: |
| Email News Service May 2010: EU’s key Solvency II test moving in right direction, but still not perfect |
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| 23/04/2010: |
| Email News Service April 2010: IMF seeking to maintain G20 unity over reform |
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| 20/04/2010: |
| 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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| 01/04/2010: |
| 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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| 18/02/2010: |
| Email News Service Februuary 2010: IMF head warns on dangers of failing regulatory consensus |
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| 07/02/2010: |
| Email New Service February 2010: G7 countries committed to tougher bank rules, says Geithner |
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| 24/01/2010: |
| Email News Service January 2010: G20 Board says Obama plan is one in a mix of options |
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| 22/01/2010: |
| Email News Service January 2010: Basel regulators issue bank pay principles |
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| 11/01/2010: |
| Email News Service January 2010: BIS urges bankers to improve risk management |
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| 08/01/2010: |
| Email News Service January 2010: Joint Forum seeks regulatory gap reduction |
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| 10/01/2010: |
| Email News Service January 2010: Stability Board aims at regulatory race-to-the-top |
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| 07/01/2010: |
| Email News Service January 2010: Stability Board meets to review reform progress |
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| 17/12/2009: |
| Email News Service December 09: Basel regulators starts tsunami with tougher capital, liquidity rules |
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| 09/12/2009: |
| Email News Service December 09: Costs of bank regulation tsunami acceptable |
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| 30/11/2009: |
| Email News Service November 09: Stability Board says it has no systemic risk list |
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As GRR went to press, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) proposed limits on energy speculation that could curtail the activities of large banks and swaps dealers in the markets for oil, natural gas, heating oil and gasoline. Speculators in energy markets will no longer enjoy the same trading rights as so-called ‘bona fide hedgers’ such as airlines and oil companies. As consumers and producers of energy commodities, such firms will be allowed to exceed the limits proposed on the number of energy futures one trader can hold.