Thomas Huertas News
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London’s attempt to maintain its financial muscle while boycotting Europe’s move toward a banking union risks isolating the city from its major trading partners and undermining its status as the world’s top money center.
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Thomas Huertas, the head of the U.K. Financial Services Authority’s international division, is set to leave the watchdog for accounting firm Ernst & Young.
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Regulators must pay increasing attention to debt encumbrance, where holders of asset-backed securities or covered bonds have rights to certain pools of collateral, according to Thomas Huertas , alternate chairman of the European Banking Authority.
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Farm credit banks won exemptions from almost the entire Dodd-Frank financial law, including the new consumer protection agency and the regulatory council overseeing systemic risk. Now the banks are seeking a carve-out for their $47 billion swaps business.
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Bank customers who inherit an estate, have an unexpected windfall or sell their home may have deposits temporarily guaranteed for as much as 500,000 pounds ($714,000) under a proposal by the U.K.’s financial regulator.
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London , the financial capital of Europe, is coming to grips with a foreign concept: None of its three most important regulators speaks with a British accent.
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Banks must face separate exams on liquidity and capital because they can’t be measured in the same stress test, Andrea Enria told lawmakers at a hearing reviewing his appointment as chairman of the European Banking Authority.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s U.K. arm hired a French-speaking markets regulator from Britain’s Financial Services Authority, as rule-setting powers move from London to Paris and Brussels.
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Banks should prepare so-called living wills setting out how they may be broken up with the least possible disruption to the economy if they collapse, the U.K. Financial Services Authority said today.
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Verena Ross , international director of the U.K.’s Financial Services Authority, is vying with European Commission official Maria Velentza for the top administrator job at the EU’s market regulator, according to three people familiar with the selection process.
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