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eFinancial careers, 1st July 2011: Risk managers need to choose American banks if they want authority, Europeans if they want a deep understanding of the issues

The US banks are aiming to appease regulators by demonstrating they have the decision-making process in place, but this also means risk managers are more likely to sit in their own silo, and ensure they're not the one held responsible should something blow up, suggests Selwyn Blair-Ford, head of global regulatory policy at Wolters Kluwer Financial Services' FRSGlobal.
Solvency II Wire, 1st July 2011: Solvency II at the ABI Conference

The discussion benefited from insights into the implementation of Basel II. Mark Piper, Vice-president for UK, Ireland and MEA, FRSGlobal, shared some of his experiences on data management
Future Banking, June 2011: The ever-changing face of regulation

Mark Coronna, chief marketing and product officer, Wolters Kluwer Financial Services, looks the changing regulatory landscape and what it has in store for the financial services industry.
IBS journal, June 2011:UK Bribery Act 2010 – Balancing Act – The vendor's view

'When you look at trying to track and audit a company's expenses around the world, that's a challenge in itself,' says Mark Coronna, managing director of the European financial services division of technology vendor, Wolters Kluwer. 'Because of the way the UK Bribery Act is written, who's covered and where they are covered, we think this is going to be a large compliance challenge for banks.'
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The Banker, June 2011: Basel III struggles to define liquid assets

Selwyn Blair-Ford, head of global regulatory policy at FRSGlobal comments on the Basel III's liquidity coverage and net stable funding ratios in June's issue of The Banker.
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