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FSB updates on regulatory reform

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Global
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April 26 2013

FSB has reported to G20 on the progress of the regulatory reform programme. As usual, it summarises progress in each priority area. This report has

FSB meets in Tokyo

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Global
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October 19 2012

At its meeting on 10-11 October, FSB discussed some of the recent developments FReD has reported on such as the Basel Committee’s reviews of timeliness and consistency of Basel 3 implementation, its framework for domestic systemically important banks (D-SIBs) (see below) and FSB’s own peer review of existing bank resolution regimes

Basel Committee publishes D-SIBs framework

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Global
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October 19 2012

The Basel Committee has developed 12 principles for dealing with domestic systemically important banks (D-SIBs

FSB progresses on LEI implementation

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Global
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August 10 2012

After obtaining G20 endorsement to its report on high-level principles and recommendations for developing a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) for financial markets, FSB has established an LEI implementation group

Basel and IOSCO consult on margins

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Global
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July 13 2012

Basel and the International Organisation of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) are consulting on margin requirements for non-centrally cleared derivatives

ISDA and GFMA respond on FMI disclosure and principles

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Global
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June 22 2012

ISDA and the Global Financial Markets Association have submitted a common response to the Basel Committee on Payment and Settlement Systems and IOSCO consultations on a disclosure framework for financial market infrastructures (FMI) and on an assessment methodology for the principles for FMIs

G20 publishes leaders' declaration

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Global
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June 22 2012

The G20 leaders met in Mexico and published their declaration following the meeting

Trade associations call for international cooperation

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Global
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June 22 2012

Trade associations from the EU and the US, including the BBA, FOA, AFME, ICMA and ISDA have produced a joint report calling regulators to establish a framework that addresses concerns over extraterritoriality and protectionism in financial services regulation