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The Ethics of Generative AI in Tax Practice

The article delves into #ethical concerns with #aitools in #legal and #tax research, addressing #output #quality, #bias, #verifiability, #liability, and #privacy #risks. It explores #regulatory, #tech, and professional solutions, offering practical advice for tax professionals to safely navigate AI's challenges with #riskmitigation.

Does National Culture Influence Malfeasance in Banks Around the World?

The study investigates the influence of national culture on the severity of global #bank#misconduct. It finds that cultural traits such as over-confidence and #uncertainty avoidance play a significant role in determining misconduct levels. The research underscores the importance of #regulatory measures and #supervisory independence in countering cultural effects on #financial#malfeasance. These findings hold implications for #regulators, #policymakers, and professionals within the #bankingsector.

Machine Learning and IRB Capital Requirements: Advantages, Risks, and Recommendations

This paper examines the use of #machinelearning methods in the context of #banks' #capitalrequirements, specifically the internal Ratings Based (#irb) approach. The authors discuss the advantages and risks of using machine learning in this domain, and provide recommendations related to #risk parameter estimations, #regulatory capital, the trade-off between performance and interpretability, international #banking competition, and #governance, #operationalrisk, and training.

Regulatory Capital and Catastrophe Risk

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A #regulatory #reform that imposes greater regulatory #capital #costs for #insurers to provide property coverage in catastrophe-prone areas results in price increases, though the magnitude of the increases is restrained due to #insurance pricing #regulation. The increase in price is commensurate to 12-30% of the increase in regulatory capital costs due to catastrophes, and the increase in price is larger for areas with higher hurricane risks, suggesting that consumers in risky areas bear the cost of #climatechange.

The Credit Suisse CoCo Wipeout: Facts, Misperceptions, and Lessons for Financial Regulation

The #creditsuisse #coco wipeout occurred when the #finma announced that the contingent convertible bonds that were part of the Credit Suisse Additional #tier1 (AT1) #regulatory capital had been written off.FINMA’s decision creates a healthy precedent: restoring #financialdiscipline in AT1 #bondmarkets by reminding investors that their investment is exposed to #creditrisk and that #duediligence is advised before investing in these products.

Reexamining Enron's Regulatory Consequences

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This article examines the downfall of #Enron Corporation, which is often seen as the epitome of corporate #fraud. Enron engaged in complex structured hedging transactions to achieve accounting results, which ultimately led to its collapse and the imprisonment of some of its #managers. The article aims to present the facts objectively and asks what advice should have been given to Enron's managers. It suggests that society can overreact to #businessfailure and #regulatory responses can miss the mark, and that corporate managers must take reasonable risks to remain competitive. The article concludes that failure should not automatically be judged as managerial misfeasance.

Silicon Valley Bank - (Why) Did Regulation And Risk Management Fail To Uncover Substantial Risks?

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"This paper examines the major causes of #svbcollapse collapse in March 2023 from a #regulatory and #riskmanagement perspective... Our analysis reveals major weaknesses in SVB’s risk management practice but also underlines weaknesses in the US regulatory regime [compared to #baseliii] reaching from reporting exemptions for small banks in the domain of liquidity and interest rate risks, non-sufficiently sensitive monitoring ratios, and misalignments between #accounting and risk management principles hindering effective oversight."