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{{a|opcobooneadventure|}}{{quote|''Basel I had also floundered until a dinner between Paul Volcker, then Federal Res ...as sent back to kill the members of [[Basel Committee on Bank Supervision|basel committee]] who sanctioned netting regulation.

Back to the [[CRR Anatomy|basel rules]], daydreamer.

...a very good measure of risk, being somewhat counter-cyclical. So they in [[Basel III]] they introduced the [[leverage ratio]] to capture risks that they dec

...here are a lot of them; locally, regionally, and under the [[Basel Accords|Basel banking accords]] etc — one must have [[legal opinion|legal opinions]] fr

...[MIFIR]] and [[EMIR]], but also the [[Capital Requirements Regulation]], [[Basel Accords]] and all their manifold directives, statutory instruments, impleme

Hard to argue, though the [[Basel Accords|Basel]] rules on [[close-out netting]] run it fairly close.

...x<ref>He gives spandex a bad name, frankly.</ref> and that creature of the Basel Committee on Bank Supervision’s blackest nightmare, the hypothetical mend

...to an unfortunate [[delivery-versus-payment]] settlement when a student in Basel in his twenties.

...SDA, they couldn't help overcomplicating it, and it turned out in light of Basel and IOSCO developments they’d bished the drafting<ref>See DRS’s Michael

...lio risk]], in turn increasing [[systemic risk]]. To tackle this problem [[Basel III]] introduced a [[minimum leverage ratio]], defined as a [[bank]]’s [[ From the [[Basel Committee on Banking Supervision]]:

Basel close-out netting requirements: systematically preferring the free allocati

...), itself supported by a [[netting opinion]]. See Rule CRE53.61-9 of the [[Basel framework]]<ref>https://www.bis.org/basel_framework/chapter/CRE/53.htm</ref

...e]] of the loss is the mismanagement, not the [[insolvency]] itself, any [[Basel III|capital charge]] should reflect [[operational risk]] and not [[credit r ...g cause of the loss is the mismanagement, not the insolvency itself, any [[Basel III|capital charge]] should reflect [[operational risk]] and not [[credit r

:— Basel Committee [https://www.bis.org/press/p110601.htm press release], 2011}}

...ing system]] rules, regulatory “guidance”; the rules and guidance of the [[Basel Committee on Bank Supervision]], gentle but firm “requests” from regula

...dated by [https://www.bis.org/basel_framework/chapter/CRE/53.htm? CRE53 of Basel III] —“{{baselprov|internal models method for counterparty credit risk}

So, no [[netting]], no [[single agreement]] — which kind of figures, since [[Basel Committee on Bank Supervision|BCB]] only hit on the idea of granting capita

...r one in-the-money. This, at any rate, has been the dominant fear of the [[Basel Committee on Bank Supervision]] since it hit upon the idea of capital relie

...tution]] that would incur a capital/balance sheet charge under [[Basel III|Basel]] rules for the return of excess collateral it has provided by [[title tran

...ve a [[bank]] without blowing up its netting portfolio. Especially since [[Basel]], where the netting regulations were formulated, is actually ''in'' [[Swit