The requirement by CRD 5 for diversified banks to provide more granular financial information presents them with a tough reporting challenge, but potentially an opportunity as well. By Frederik Roeland, director of product management for finance solutions at Wolters Kluwer’s Finance, Risk & Reporting 

At the start of this new decade it is fair to say that many banks across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region are facing regulatory change fatigue following some of the toughest reforms ever conducted. By Wouter Delbaere, regulatory reporting director, APAC, for Wolters Kluwer's finance, risk and reporting business

Senior staff at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) are openly discussing the future of the UK’s post-Brexit financial regulatory framework. By Justin Pugsley

To coincide with the new European Commission taking over, likely on December 1, banks are set to make a renewed push to have a green supporting factor included in the EU’s prudential regime. By Justin Pugsley 

This year promises to be another busy one on the regulatory front in the EU with Brexit, work on the capital requirements directive and recovery and resolution reporting being among some of the highlights. By Nicos Kynicos, senior regulatory specialist at Wolters Kluwer’s finance, risk and reporting business

The Basel Committee has finalised its global regulatory framework and though this was challenging, there now lies the Herculean task of getting it implemented across the globe in a way that is consistent 

In an interview with Global Risk Regulator, the secretary general of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision Bill Coen expressed confidence that Basel III would be signed off this autumn and also indicated flexibility if some measures do not perform as anticipated

The EU’s capital markets union initiative probably needs another full-blown existential eurozone crisis if it is to ever reach its full potential