By Tommy Reggiori Wilkes, Phoebe Seers and Pete Schroeder LONDON/WASHINGTON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Seventeen years on from the ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. - On a rooftop overlooking Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C., Julian Torres stands next to row after row of solar panels his company, Scale Microgrids, helped install as part ...

A new phase is taking shape in Azerbaijan’s banking sector. The Central Bank’s decision to grant local banks a transition ...

Some U.S. officials are seeking to finalize a reworked rule that would require banks to hold more capital as soon as August, according to a media report. In July, the three big U.S. banking regulators ...

Large US banks might increase share buybacks in 2H as final Basel III Endgame capital rules may be released in August, according to Bloomberg News. The final rule should be less onerous than the ...

"Small-business owners like me are alarmed at the prospect of Basel III capping our nation's creative and entrepreneurial wellspring," writes the founder and CEO of Ethel's Baking Co. For many ...

Federal Reserve vice chair for supervision Michael Barr said the central bank is taking “a very thoughtful approach” to the Basel III rules (aka the Basel endgame), which would significantly increase ...

Azerbaijan’s central bank has given local lenders one year to align their capital with Basel III standards, Azernews ​reports ...

In recent months bank lobbyists and bank executives from SIFMA President Kenneth E. Bentsen Jr. to JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon have written op-eds and delivered congressional testimony criticizing ...

BASEL, Switzerland (Reuters) - Banks will have to more than triple to 7 percent the amount of top quality capital they hold to withstand future shocks, global regulators and central bankers agreed on ...

The proposed Basel III endgame rules, while largely in line with expectations, still means that a group of banks with assets between $100B-$700B will be subject to stricter capital rules than they ...

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Rules designed to spare the world's taxpayers from paying for a future financial crisis could also make it more difficult to build and replace infrastructure such as the roads ...