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Author_Stefan Roth
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- ISBN 9783527511648
- Weight: 652g
- Dimensions: 170 x 244mm
- Publication Date: 05 Jul 2023
- Publisher: Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH
- Publication City/Country: DE
- Product Form: Hardback
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The revised banking package of CRD VI and CRR III contains a large number of new requirements, the implementation of which will pose major challenges for the banking industry. In addition to the adoption of the final Basel IV regulations, other topics such as crypto assets or the consideration of ESG in banking supervisory law will be addressed.
The current proposals of the EU Commission for the implementation of the Basel reform proposals are presented in the edited volume by Martin Neisen and Stefan Röth. The aim is to give the reader a comprehensive but easily understandable overview of the proposals and to work out implementation challenges in a practical way.
With the help of an international team of experts, the complexity of the topic is reduced and important assistance is offered.
Compared to the second edition of the Basel IV book, the topics already implemented in the EU as part of the CRR II have been removed and a comprehensive presentation of all content of CRD VI and CRR III has been added.
The current proposals of the EU Commission for the implementation of the Basel reform proposals are presented in the edited volume by Martin Neisen and Stefan Röth. The aim is to give the reader a comprehensive but easily understandable overview of the proposals and to work out implementation challenges in a practical way.
With the help of an international team of experts, the complexity of the topic is reduced and important assistance is offered.
Compared to the second edition of the Basel IV book, the topics already implemented in the EU as part of the CRR II have been removed and a comprehensive presentation of all content of CRD VI and CRR III has been added.
Martin Neisen is a Partner at PwC in Frankfurt and leads PwC's global Basel IV initiative. He is also responsible for the FS Risk & Regulation department at PwC Germany. He has extensive experience and technical expertise in the German and European banking industry. Mr. Neisen has 20 years of project and auditing experience at banks and financial service providers. This applies in particular to advising institutions on questions relating to the entire spectrum of banking supervisory law and risk management.
He is involved in PwC's international project teams and is regarded throughout Germany as the expert in the implementation of regulatory requirements and challenges that simultaneously affect supervisory law, risk management and accounting.
Stefan Röth has worked for PwC since 2008 and, as Director in the FS Risk & Regulation department, advises banks and financial service providers on all issues relating to banking supervisory law. Mr. Röth has managed numerous projects for the implementation of banking regulatory requirements, including the implementation of CRD IV/CRR, CRD V/CRR II and the corresponding COREP & FINREP reporting. In addition, Mr. Röth supported banks in preparing for Basel IV / CRR III, for example in the context of test calculations and impact analyses.
He is involved in PwC's international project teams and is regarded throughout Germany as the expert in the implementation of regulatory requirements and challenges that simultaneously affect supervisory law, risk management and accounting.
Stefan Röth has worked for PwC since 2008 and, as Director in the FS Risk & Regulation department, advises banks and financial service providers on all issues relating to banking supervisory law. Mr. Röth has managed numerous projects for the implementation of banking regulatory requirements, including the implementation of CRD IV/CRR, CRD V/CRR II and the corresponding COREP & FINREP reporting. In addition, Mr. Röth supported banks in preparing for Basel IV / CRR III, for example in the context of test calculations and impact analyses.
