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Frontiers in Finance |
This edition of frontiers in finance focuses on 'hot' topics in the financial services sector in general, and the retail banking sector in particular.
KPMG partners' examine new ways to help retail banks to become more innovative, customer-focused and better prepared to deal with payments fraud.
Other topics touched upon include the Credit Crunch, Economic Capital, Branch Effectiveness and the implications of the Single European Payments Area (SEPA). We also look at the emerging markets and the development of Islamic finance.
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Managing Credit Risk: Beyond Basel II |
The white paper entitled: "Managing Credit Risk: Beyond Basel II" traces out the opportunities for an enhanced credit risk management in a world of larger markets for credit risk transfer and more sophisticated risk measurement methodologies post Basel II and presents perspectives on value creation in the credit business post–Basel II. |
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Managing Economic Capital: Beyond Basel II |
The white paper entitled: “Managing Economic Capital: Beyond Basel II” reviews the leading risk identification, measurement, and aggregation methodologies as well as internal capital adequacy and economic capital allocation across the bank as a prerequisite for risk-adjusted decision making and presents perspectives on integrated risk and economic value management. |
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Managing Operational Risk: Beyond Basel II |
The white paper entitled: “Managing Operational Risk: Beyond Basel II” considers the lessons learned from the operational risk management investments made, the opportunities that resulted, and the experience gained from the regulatory approval process and proposes an approach to aligning operational risk management with performance management. |
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BaselBriefing series – guiding bankers through the regulatory and risk management issues surrounding Basel implementation. |
This edition contains an update on progress made on Basel II in the US, the special issues arising from the implementation of the securitisation framework in Germany and the new Integrated Regulatory Reporting regime introduced in the U.K. Apart from these, the publication focuses on key areas of concern, including Pillar 1 credit, Pillar 2 implementation and operational risk, while taking a look at how the Asia Pacific region is shaping up to the Basel challenge.
Publication Date: July 2007 |
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New! Global Anti-Money Laundering Survey 2007 | KPMG's second global anti-money laundering survey looks at how banks around the world are approaching AML. It also focuses on the specific issues facing banks in the various geographical regions and, where appropriate, compares the findings with our 2004 survey.
Publication Date: July 2007 |
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Retail Banking: a critical moment |
This paper explores the key themes that emerged from The Institute of Economic Affairs' (IEA) Retail Banking in Europe Conference in association with KPMG, which was held in Milan in March 2006. The conference was attended by 150 senior decision makers from European and non-European banking organizations.
Publication Date: July 2006 |
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The State of the Banking Industry - No. 1 - 2007 |
The State of the Banking Industry is published by KPMG LLP’s Financial Services
Banking & Finance Industry Sector for members of the Banking and Investment
Banking & Securities Industries.
Publication Date: 01-2007 |
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BaselBriefing 13 |
Welcome to the 13th edition of BaselBriefing. Basel has been operating for real in Europe as the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) since 1 January 2007, but the major banks will mainly be adopting the advanced approaches only as of 1 January 2008. Therefore, with the recent turmoil in the financial services industry during the latter half of 2007, our first article examines what has taken place and considers what this might mean for Basel II.
Publication date: 2007
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Quantifying Uncertainty in Technical Reserves |
The white paper entitled: “Quantifying Uncertainty in Technical Reserves” discusses the pressures facing non-life insurance companies in estimating technical reserves. |
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The State of the Banking Industry - No. 3 - 2006 |
The State of the Banking Industry is published by KPMG LLP’s Financial Services
Banking & Finance Industry Sector for members of the Banking and Investment
Banking & Securities Industries.
Publication Date: 03-2006 |
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The State of the Banking Industry - No. 2 - 2006 |
The State of the Banking Industry is published by KPMG LLP’s Financial Services
Banking & Finance Industry Sector for members of the Banking and Investment
Banking & Securities Industries.
Publication Date: 02-2006 |
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The State of the Banking Industry - No. 1 - 2006 |
Produced by KPMG LLP's Financial Services Banking & Finance Industry Sector for members of the banking and investment banking and securities industry. This report provides an overview of significant activities that have occurred in the past few months including: general industry highlights; updates on accounting, tax, regulatory and legislative developments; consolidation and convergence; risk management; international issues; and e-business and technology.
Publication Date: 01-2006 |
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