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The Combined Impact of the CRD Amendments and the new Liquidity Regulations

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On Monday 1 March 2010, avantage will host a briefing discussing the combined impact of changes to Liquidity and Capital Regulation for Wholesale and Investment Banks.

What
  • avantage evening briefing
When Mar 01, 2010
from 04:45 PM to 07:00 PM
Where British Bankers' Association Pinners Hall 105-108 Old Broad Street, EC2N 1EX, London
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At its meeting held on 8-9 December 2009, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision approved for consultation a package of proposals to strengthen global capital and liquidity regulations with the goal of promoting a more resilient banking sector. Along with the measures taken by the Committee in July 2009 to strengthen the Basel II Framework, these proposals are part of the Committee's comprehensive response to address the lessons of the crisis related to the regulation, supervision and risk management of global banks. These proposals together with CRD2 and CRD3 (covered by CP09/29 in the UK) will significantly impact the way banks operate.

The briefing session will provide an opportunity for an update on regulatory developments at the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and in Europe as well as the proposed implementation of these changes in the UK. The presentations will be followed by a Question and Answer session.

Programme

1645-1700 Registration

1700-1705 Opening Remarks

Frederic Gielen, Partner, avantage (UK) Limited

1705-1735 CRD and Liquidity Regulations

  • overview of the CRD4 consultation paper
  • liquidity, definition of capital, procyclicality, leverage ratio
  • more detail on the way towards a harmonised liquidity

Kai Spitzer, Policy Co-ordinator, European Commission

1735-1750 Regulatory Update on the CRD 2 and CRD; Implementation in the UK (CP09/29: Strengthening Capital Standards

  • key industry messages
  • looking ahead - CRD4 and beyond - the international environment
  • the wider economic impact

Simon Hills, Executive Director, Prudential Capital, Risk and Regulatory Relationships, British Bankers' Association

1750-1815 Facilitated Discussion: Implementing the CRD and Liquidity Regulatory Requirements

Facilitator: Frederic Gielen, Partner, avantage (UK) Limited

Panel:

Gerald Ancia, Partner, avantage (UK) Limited

Simon Hills, Executive Director, Prudential Capital, Risk and Regulatory Relationships, British Bankers' Association

Kai Spitzer, Policy Co-ordinator, European Commission

Nigel Walker, Head of Liquidity Risk Management Practice, avantage (UK) Limited

1815-1900 Canapes, drinks and networking

 

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