Reg Rage News Today

Radical new proposals to shake up bank takeovers in the US are testing bankers’ patience

The Fed wants to whip regional lenders into shape, fearing a ticking time bomb in the souring commercial real estate market

US banks have been raging for some time now against complying with Basel Endgame, but do they have a leg to stand on? Record profits would suggest not, but a Trump election win could grant banks a last-gasp goal

City heavyweights cannot make up their mind over speeding up trade settlement.

Singapore is laying down best practice for banks using GenAI, even as the world-changing technology is still hotly contested.

The much-hated bonus cap was chucked on the UK’s bonfire of EU regulation on October 31.

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This year will be remembered as the one in which Europe’s regulators moved in on cryptocurrencies, ushering in the dawn of a newly regulated asset class after a decade-and-a-half of wild experimentation.

Compliance teams at banks in the UK could find themselves answering to a new supervisor under government plans to beef up the nation’s defences against money-laundering and terrorism financing.

Regulatory efforts to bring increased clarity and consistency to the burgeoning ESG ratings market are a welcome development.