A critical update on how recent changes in prudential regulation will affect bank capital
The final impact that Basel 3, CRD4, ring fencing and other regulatory initiatives will have on prudential capital framework remains unclear. Nevertheless, it can be certain that more-stringent controls will ultimately place greater restraints on banks’ risk-taking activities.
The BBA’s Bank Capital Seminar is an important forum where banks can gain insight into how recent prudential regulatory changes will impact bank capital; the resulting impact on banking operations will also be covered. Topics to be addressed include how the regulatory environment will shape bank capital in 2012, the impact of ring-fencing and other ICB recommendations, and how resolution authorities can use bail-ins to contain systemic risk. CRD4 and Basel 3 will also be discussed.
Speakers include:
• Rajiv Gopaul, Head of Capital Management, HSBC Bank
• Daniel O’Neill, Head of Internal Capital and Credit Models, Investec
• Sandeep Agarwal, Managing Director – Head of European DCM FIG, Credit Suisse
• Bob Penn, Partner, Allen & Overy
• Irving Henry, Policy Director - Prudential, British Bankers' Association
Topics include:
• The impact of ring-fencing and other ICB recommendations on capital management
• Strengthening the capital framework
• Allocating capital under Basel 3
• Understanding the relationship between economic capital and risk appetite
• Anticipated trends in capital structuring and bank funding in 2012
This seminar will be of particular interest to those with responsibility for:
• Capital Management
• Risk
• Prudential Policy
• Regulatory Reporting
• Compliance
• Accounting
• Operational Risk
• Credit Control
• Treasury
• Basel Reporting
• Financial Control
• Liquidity Management
• Internal Audit
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