A Financial Policy Tour De Table
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Global Regulatory Update
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In this episode of the GRU, we host José María Roldán, former Chairman and CEO of the Spanish Bankers Association (and former Director General of the Bank of Spain) to reflect on his experience as a former regulator and representative of the banking industry and discuss the evolution of global regulatory policy over the last 10 years. We examine with José María the role of the Basel Committee, the finalization and implementation of Basel 3 and the current policy trends in the area of climate risk and crypto markets.
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