A Practitioner's Guide to Banking Regulation: Mastering the New Regulatory Landscape

A Practitioner’s Guide to Banking Regulation will cover all aspects of regulation affecting the banking industry, focussing on the changes that have taken place in the post-credit crisis environment. It will cover capital, risk and liquidity, prudential matters, conduct and commercial implications, as well as recent developments such as shadow banking.

• Covers both the regulatory changes and the commercial implications for banks in the post-credit crisis environment
• Deals with strategic issues and gives guidance on business models
• Covers the new approaches to bank supervision, both domestically and internationally
• Includes detailed guidance on implications of capital, risk and liquidity
• Covers culture of banking institutions, corporate governance and individual accountability
• Explains the rules relating to remuneration
• Looks at important recent developments such as the emergence of shadow banking
• Covers changes and restrictions to the permitted structure of banking organisations, including ring-fencing
• Explains implications of recovery and resolution regulations