Aggregation and standardisation pose key challenges as the Financial Stability Board seeks to close data gaps.

Amid a huge range of responses to the European Commission’s green paper, the importance of equity and infrastructure finance stand out.

While the Republican bill may not immediately overturn the status of insurance firms as systemically important financial institutions, it could lead to a gradual decline.

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has left open the question of whether interest rate risk in the banking book should be treated as part of banks' Pillar 1 capital ratios or under the Pillar 2 supervisory process.

In addition to large penalties, one bank has accepted criminal responsibility for the first time.

The US asset management industry is seeking to highlight divides between prudential and securities regulators on whether unleveraged investment funds pose any systemic risk.

The first superintendent of a consolidated department of financial services in New York has established the agency as a powerful enforcer and sought to regulate the emerging digital currency segment.

Centre-left groupings say they will only back the rapporteur if he stops attempts to water down the European Commission's original draft.

The European Parliament's draft proposal for regulating financial indices sets a higher threshold for the definition of a critical benchmark than the European Council's negotiating position.

The French securities regulator has called for the EU to move forward with proposed reforms to money market funds, and to phase out constant net asset value funds.