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Abstract
This paper will first summarise the European Commission and European Banking Authorities case for a proportionate prudential regime for investment firms and the case for decoupling it from the prudential regime for credit institutions. Secondly, a summary of the key themes of the proposed prudential reforms is presented. Thirdly, it will set out selected industry concerns regarding the proposed reforms; and finally, conclude that the industry will have to continuously state its case for a proportionate prudential regime for investment firms each time the new directive and regulation are reviewed.
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Author's Biography
James Ross is the Head of Regulatory Developments EMEA and has worked across financial services in investment banking and capital markets, asset management, insurance and reinsurance, and the former UK regulator, the Financial Service Authority. James has a degree in economics, a postgraduate diploma in finance and economics and an MSc in international regulation and compliance management. James is also the 2007 Thomson Reuters Complinet Young Compliance Officer of the Year.