Expert guidance on how Basel III is evolving
| Date : | Thursday 15th March 2012 |
| Time : | Session 1 - Time: 10:00 (GMT) - 11:00 (CET) - 15:30 (IST) - 18:00 (SGT) Session 2 - Time: 15:00 (GMT) - 16:00 (CET) - 11:00 (EST) |
| Venue : | Online - Webex |
Since Basel III was first introduced as the new regulatory standard on bank capital adequacy and liquidity to banks across the world in September 2010, several pronouncements have been made to clarify and discuss specific elements of the global regime including:
- Clarifications on liquidity
- The definition of capital
- Discussion around global systemically important banks
But what do these changes actually mean for financial institutions going forward and what will firms need to keep in mind when putting their Basel III plans in place?.
Selwyn Blair-Ford, Head of Global Regulatory Policy – Wolters Kluwer Financial Services’ FRSGlobal provided an overview of the most recent developments and the impact they have on firms in two webinars on 15th march 2012.
Speaker

Selwyn Blair-Ford,
Global Head of Regulatory Policy, Wolters Kluwer | FRSGlobal
Expertise:
Selwyn Blair-Ford has worked in regulatory, finance and risk department for over two decades, having spent time at Lloyds TSB, Mizuho and Citibank. Selwyn has an in-depth knowledge of regulatory rules and calculation methodologies, and firsthand experience of banking and financial business processes.
Note
Attendees automatically receive a summary of the webinar, complete with results of on-line polls and questions submitted during the Q&A session, the PowerPoint slides used during the presentation, and a link to a recording of the webinar.

