
Global regulators are tightening rules on banks outsourcing services, with board directors required to take ultimate responsibility for managing risks associated with outages and disruptions. The Basel Committee has emphasized the need for documentation on how these risks are managed. Additionally, the European Banking Authority (EBA) chairman has highlighted the challenges regulators face in mapping risks from the non-bank financial sector, often referred to as shadow banking. The EBA chairman noted the presence of information 'black holes' in this sector, suggesting that mandatory disclosure might be necessary to address these gaps.
EU watchdog warns of data 'black holes' amid efforts to uncover shadow bank risk https://t.co/jdbjBSBKWu https://t.co/nQPGrTcN4G
EU watchdog warns of data 'black holes' amid efforts to uncover shadow bank risk https://t.co/jPdHEtRxPf https://t.co/puxReRSS7x
🔵 EU WATCHDOG WARNS OF DATA 'BLACK HOLES' AMID EFFORTS TO UNCOVER SHADOW BANK RISK Regulators seeking to map out risks from the booming non-bank financial industry face information "black holes" which might only be fixed by mandatory disclosure, the chairman of Europe's…


