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Banking Risk and Regulation is the new dedicated resource from FT Specialist (as part of the Financial Times Group) for senior professionals and their teams working in global financial risk, compliance and regulation.
The coverage includes exclusive insights to help risk, compliance and regulatory professionals, such as chief risk officers, chief compliance officers and regulatory affairs directors, to make better decisions on emerging risks and regulation.
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The economic fall-out from the Covid-19 pandemic is the first major test for the IFRS-9 accounting standard, which only came into force in 2018.
Global Risk Regulator chaired a discussion about how banks are interpreting the IFRS-9 standard, what approaches they’re taking to forward provisioning for bad loans and how they’re accounting for regulatory guidance around how they should provision for non-performing loans.
The two experts who took part in the discussion were Jane Fuller who is a co-director at the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation and a fellow at the CFA Institute UK and Damien Burke who is a partner at the credit risk consultancy, 4Most.
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