Understanding the new Central Bank of Oman regulatory reporting platform
26^th May 2011

FRSGlobal participated in a seminar to introduce key elements of the planned new Central Bank Regulatory Reporting platform, which is currently being implemented by FRSGlobal in collaboration with the Central Bank of Oman.

GARP Chapter meeting; A Macro-Prudential Approach to Financial Regulation in the United Arab Emirates
April 13 | The British University in Dubai

Dr Sunil Kumar from FRSGlobal co-hosted this chapter meeting where the main topic discussed the Macro-Prudential Approach to Financial Regulation in the UAE where the speaker covered the tools and techniques necessary to apply a macro-prudential approach to regulation in the post crisis UAE. The presentation was the first in a research series offered by GARP’s Dubai UAE Chapter.

Balancing Liquidity Analysis:

When to Combine and Separate Funding Liquidity from Market Liquidity
16^th March 2011

This webinar looked at how financial institutions need to tactically and proactively administer their funding and market liquidity strategies to avoid detrimental consequences.

Impacts of the Reserve Bank of India’s approach paper, ‘Automated Data Flow from Banks’
24^th February 2011

A fallout of the global financial crisis has been that regulators have found that their policy and decision-making processes need to be more information intensive. Hence, it is imperative for banks to ensure quality of data and its timely submission to the regulator.

Review of Irish risk and regulatory changes
24^th February 2011

FRSGlobal hosted a seminar in the heart of the Irish Financial District, dedicated to the impending and ongoing regulatory changes in both Ireland and Europe, and more specifically the impact these will have on all financial firms in Ireland.

FRSGlobal presents to Bahrain Risk & Compliance professionals
9^th February 2011

FRSGlobal presented to the Bahrain Risk & Compliance Professionals network group on February 9th.

Is there life after liquidity?
27^th January 2011

To date, the liquidity journey has been more difficult for some than others, with misconceptions and misunderstandings borne from the regulators; waivers and modifications, ILAAS, system freezes, stress testing and the reverse. And that’s not including the feedback and lessons that have been learnt from actual implementations! So what does this mean and what lies on the road ahead? ...

Updates on Global Regulations
18th January 2011 (Tuesday)

For those with international operations it is difficult to keep up-to-date with the changing regulatory requirements around the world.

FRSGlobal CoR²Experts presented the results of ongoing research into the major regulations impacting global financial services institutions.

Reverse stress testing
15^th December 2010 (Wednesday)

In response to the recent financial crisis the regulatory framework is being revised and strengthened. One important new requirement is the use of reverse stress testing as part of the more rigorous stress testing practices for banks which was discussed in this webinar.