
Global Regulatory Network
Find solutions to your regulatory challenges
About the EY Global Regulatory Network
Our Global Regulatory Network helps clients find solutions to their regulatory challenges, providing extensive experience, leadership and strategic insights on financial regulation. The network enables our clients to understand and adapt to the impact of the changing regulatory landscape.
Led by Dr. Tom Huertas, former Alternate Chair of the European Banking Authority, the network comprises more than 100 former regulators throughout the Americas, Asia and Europe, many with senior regulatory experience, including membership in the Basel Committee, the Financial Stability Board, the European Banking Authority, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Japanese Financial Services Agency.
Regulatory perspectives

An international regulatory push for enhanced risk governance
The implications of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision’s (BCBS) revised Corporate Governance Principles for Banks and the shift in regulatory expectations for enhanced risk governance are explored by EY’s Global Regulatory Network.

Liquidity risk
EY’s Marc Saidenberg shares his views on banks’ responses to recent liquidity regulation.
Regulatory challenges for banks in 2015
Banks face a formidable task this year: how to design, implement and manage a business model that satisfies the demands of supervisors, shareholders and investors.
Risk culture at the forefront of banking
Take a closer look at the five themes that emerged from our study of risk management practices at 52 banks.
Building a strong risk culture
This Global Regulatory Network Executive Briefing explores the four elements of a sound risk culture and how to foster that environment.
The world of financial instruments is more complex
MiFID II represents one of the centrepieces of financial markets reform, and it is far from an incremental change. It’s time to take action.
Enhanced Prudential Standards for FBOs
The Federal Reserve Board recently approved the final rule establishing Enhanced Prudential Standards for large Foreign Banking Organizations and US bank holding companies.
US agencies agree on final Volcker Rule
Banking entities will have to grapple with a host of new considerations when the rule takes effect on April 1, 2014.
Transforming the bank: regulation and strategy
In this special Davos edition of The Banker, our banking leaders provide insight into key risk and regulatory issues.
Key elements of a sound risk culture
The briefing explains the recently released Financial Stability Board (FSB) Consultative Document and provides banks with tools to assess their risk culture against FSB expectations.

