Banking
Argentina’s Redrado on currency mismatches
Central Bank of Argentina’s Martin Redrado on regulating currency mismatches
Clamp down on too-big-to-fail banks: UK lawmakers
Parliamentary committee sides with Bank of England in conflict with Treasury over reform
New data on operational risk losses
Survey from the Bank for International Settlements collects data on op-risk losses from 121 banks in 17 countries
Mexico clamps down on bank charges
Bank of Mexico steps up consumer protection with measures promote transparency and competition
BIS’s Caruana recommends capital ratios of above 10% in booms
Bank for International Settlements’ Jaime Caruana says that capital ratios for financial institutions could go above 10% in good times
FSA's Turner moots role for ring-fencing
The head of Britain's banking regulator suggests separating overseas operations ay be necessary for cross-border banks
New Zealand publishes liquidity guidelines
Reserve Bank releases prudential rules
Ortiz on governance, risk and Mexico's progress
The Bank of Mexico governor and BIS chairman discusses central bank governance, monitoring systemic risk and why Mexico has managed to avoid a financial meltdown despite being hard hit by the crisis
Boston Fed’s Rosengren on forward-looking regulation
Boston Fed’s Eric Rosengren says that regulation must look for future risks in the system
Eddie George on independence and supervision
In 2000, Sir Eddie George, the former governor of the Bank of England who died at the weekend, spoke on the Bank's then new-found independence and the loss of its supervisory function
How to unblock the credit markets
Cutting interest rates is increasingly ineffective. Central banks need to create market-making windows, argues Ronald McKinnon
Three decades of fund memories
William Keegan looks back on 30 years of often-rancorous meetings of the Bretton Woods twins