Governance/Regulation & Compliance

Volatility in the forex market, the prospect of higher rates and the effects of Basel III are all encouraging companies to get a better handle on their cash flows.

U.S. regulators said to have decided to offer banks a lucrative concession that would remove collateral requirements on swaps trades with overseas affiliates.

Funds would be required to hold a minimum amount of cash and would remove current incentive to quickly exit a fund that is falling in value.

U.S. investigation into alleged manipulation 'has no relation to the Russian market.'

Fed interest rate decision might unleash a tsunami of volume; some question whether markets are ready.

As Basel Committee considers binding global standards, bank associations call the approach impossible, unnecessary, and 'even dangerous.'