Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI)
CPSS, Iosco and FSB publish reports on FMIs
CPSS and Iosco says member states are making ‘substantial progress’ towards establishing their principles for financial market infrastructures; FSB offers new guidance for resolution
BoE deputy Paul Tucker quits after 33 years
Deputy governor for financial stability will stay for Mark Carney's first few months as governor of the Bank of England, before leaving to spend a ‘period of time in academia in the US'
ECB issues draft regulation on systemically important payment systems
Central bank seeks comment on draft regulations implementing CPSS-Iosco Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures, for systemically important payments systems in the eurozone
CPSS and Iosco start assessing compliance with FMI principles
Organisations begin process of monitoring ‘full, timely and consistent’ implementation of Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures across jurisdictions
RBI’s Khan seeks balance between cost and safety in retail payments
Deputy governor hints that CPSS-Iosco Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures may need to be toned down in India to avoid clashing with financial inclusion programmes
MAS sets out FMI supervisory framework
Monograph gives details of Monetary Authority’s approach to regulating financial market infrastructures in line with CPSS-Iosco principles
RBA issues new market infrastructure proposals
Australian central bank unveils latest proposals to meet CPSS-Iosco principles for financial market infrastructures; says additional detail provides for ‘greater legal certainty’
FMI resolution report published for consultation
CPSS and Iosco seek comments on new standards for recovery and resolution of financial market infrastructures; discuss how FSB’s work on resolution regimes will be taken into account
Asia CCPs unlikely to fully comply with Iosco before end-of-2012 deadline
New levels of complexity and ongoing regulatory framework discussions mean full compliance with Iosco’s new principles is unlikely before the January 1, 2013 deadline
Central banks urged to increase monitoring of retail payment innovation
Central banks may need to improve their data collection and research efforts to ensure they are monitoring the latest developments in retail payments, according to new CPSS report
ECB calls for comments on payments system security recommendations
Public consultation opens on payments system recommendations from European Forum on the Security of Retail Payments; changes relate to areas of concern regarding internet payments
CPSS and Iosco set out central bank responsibilities for FMIs
CPSS and Iosco issue new standards for financial market infrastructures; include core responsibilities for central banks and other supervisory bodies
Tucker replaces Dudley as chairman of CPSS
Bank of England’s Paul Tucker to replace New York Fed’s William Dudley as head of international committee responsible for payments, clearing and settlements infrastructure