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This is a presentation delivered in November 2010 as keynote in Spain. For more information, go to: http://thefinanser.co.uk/fsclub/2010/11/do-bankers-really-want-to-be-plumbers.html
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Challenges for European banks in a crisis and post-crisis environment
Chris SkinnerChairman, the Financial Services Club
Commentator at www.TheFinanser.com
Capital buffer, leverage ratio
Financial
Sector
Burden
Sharing
[IMF[
June 2010
Reducing the
moral hazard
of systemically
important FSIs
[FSB]
October 2010
Prudential
Regulation
[BCBS]
End 2010
More and higher
quality capitalMitigating
procyclicality
Risk coverage
Liquidity
Reducing
the
probability
and impact
of a SIFIs
failure
Improving
resolution
capacity
Reducing
contagion
risk
Systemic
levy
International Financial Transaction Tax
Contingent Capital
Windfall Tax
Capital/Liquidity Insurance Fee etc.
Recouping existing losses
Financing for future crises
Firm specific
contingency plans
Limiting the
complexity
Limiting the size
Limiting the
business scope
Capital/liquidity surcharge (BCBS)
Improving the quality and quantity of bank capital
Imposing more capital requirements on trading and off B/S activities
Establishing long-term and short-term liquidity standards
1 Narrow banking. Glass-Steagall approach (utility vs speculn)
2 Prohibition on certain activities and unregulated businesses
3 Market share/size ceilings
4 Simplified legal structure (subsidiary vs branch issue)
5 Constraints on cross-border operations
1 Recovery and resolution plans (living wills)
2 Crisis Management Group
Cross-border resolution framework
Measure to strengthen core financial infrastructure and markets
(CCPs, Repository, Tri-repo, Payment and Settlement System)
Volker Rule
(USA)
1-3
Stability Fund
(Sweden)
Financial Crisis
Responsibility
Fee (USA)
Restrictions on
capital inflow
(Brazil/Taiwan)
Supertax
(UK/France)
Entity: SIFIs vs all FSIs
Tax Base: all liabilities / short-term liabilities /
non-deposit liabilities / wage bill
More efficient supervision through supervisory change
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Socially useful?
“Some of it
is socially
useless
activity”
Adair Turner
“For people to have
been selling products
which they neither
knew or understood –
or, worse, did know
and none the less did
sell – is a profoundly
moral issue.”
Ken Costa
“To restore trust and
confidence, we will
need to recognise the
moral dimension of
what has happened,
and to restore a proper
sense of values in our
corporate lives”
Stephen Green
“The financial sector
that is emerging from
the crisis is even more
riddled with moral
hazard than the one
that went into it.”
Martin Wolf
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The language of QQ
http://thechinaobserver.com/2008/12/an-introduction-to-virtual-currency-in-china/
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How fast do you go?
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A “customer centric”distribution model
http://thefinanser.co.uk/fsclub/2008/07/bbva-the-
first.html
http://thefinanser.co.uk/fsclub/2009/06/a-spanish-first-social-banking.html
A bank that operates as a mobile network and bank
Operador Móvil Virtual
Gorilla Gorilla
Gorilla Gorilla
Balance SheetWeak Strong
Bank Size
Small
Large
Banks
Gorilla Gorilla
Gorilla Gorilla
Balance SheetWeak Strong
Bank Size
Small
Large
Competition“regain trust” “acquire”
“camouflage”“avoidance”
Gorilla Gorilla
Gorilla Gorilla
Balance SheetWeak Strong
Bank Size
Small
Large
Customer“retention” “acquisition”
“advocacy”“loyalty”
Weak Strong
Small
Large
Gorilla Gorilla
Nothing Gorilla
Balance SheetWeak Strong
Bank Size
Small
Large
Technology“status quo” “real-time”
“innovation”“outsource”
Weak Strong
Small
Large
Further reading:
• “Can banks be trusted?”• http://thefinanser.co.uk/fsclub/2010/11/can-banks-be-trusted.html
• “Are bankers good or bad for society?”• http://thefinanser.co.uk/fsclub/2009/11/are-bankers-good-or-bad-for-society-part-one.html
• “Branches are dead, the future is social”• http://thefinanser.co.uk/fsclub/2010/04/branches-are-dead-the-future-is-social-part-two.html
• “The Long Blog about the Long Now”• http://thefinanser.co.uk/fsclub/2010/11/the-long-blog-about-the-long-now.html
• “Battleground 2010: Sharks vs Gorillas”http://www.thefinanser.co.uk/fsclub/2010/01/battleground-2010-sharks-versus-gorillas.html
And much more at www.TheFinanser.com, as well as our
books: http://thefinanser.co.uk/fsclub/books/
Challenges for European banks in a crisis and post-crisis environment
Chris SkinnerChairman, the Financial Services Club
Commentator at www.TheFinanser.com