Banking - United Kingdom

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  • Banking sector reform: a definitive guide to the latest developments

    28 March 2013

    IFLR's coverage of regulatory changes to US, UK and EU bank structures features in-depth analysis and expert opinion on the reforms' legal and systemic implications

  • Mezzanine rights to become even stronger

    05 February 2013

    Protections obtained by mezzanine in recent leveraged financings exceed those contained in the LMA's revised intercreditor agreement. Here's why they are the new market benchmark

  • Revealed: the true cost of Volcker, Vickers and Liikanen

    08 January 2013

    Allen & Overy’s Philip Wood, Linklaters’ Simon Davies and Morgan, Lewis and Bockius’ Christian Zschocke assess the impact of the banking sector reforms proposed so far

  • FSA prudential chief: why banks must be ringfenced

    07 November 2012

    The managing director of prudential regulation at the Financial Services Authority (FSA), Andrew Bailey, has publically backed the need for powers to separate trading activities into separate legal entities

  • FSB reveals shadow banking policy options

    30 October 2012

    The chair of the securities lending and repo workstream of the Financial Stability Board’s (FSB’s) shadow banking taskforce has laid out the policy options his team is reviewing, giving a real indication of what form the proposals will take

  • Shadow banking: are the shadows really the banks? - opinion

    30 October 2012

    Shearman & Sterling's Financial Institutions Advisory and Financial Regulatory group head, Barnabas Reynolds, outlines why the entire regulatory effort to tackle shadow banking could be one step too far

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