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Getting detailed answers from massive, complicated state-owned Chinese companies to meet the regulators' deadlines is difficult, he said.

China's banks haven't always found it easy to move into new markets, coming up against reluctance from local regulators to let them in.

The carrier gas is often store in a steel cylinder with pressure and flow regulators.

The company says if it gets a green light from regulators, it will start selling the corn within two years.

It was clearly a tough time for the bank; officials had been warned by federal regulators to secure more assets or face a forced sale.

All that means Morgan is prepared to repay TARP as soon as U. S. regulators allow, he said, and can go back on offense when markets improve.

In an uncharacteristic move, airline-industry regulators in Beijing said they would allow China Eastern's shareholders to settle the matter.

Regulators did not push for the ouster of any chief executives, or demand any specific board shake-ups.

He said Chinese representatives had expressed their objections directly to European regulators but been dismayed by the response.

Regulators simply asked Airbus to watch the problem and report back in a year.

How much more testing will it need to win approval from drug regulators?

Nonetheless, the extent to which politicians and regulators trying to reform finance can trust financial economists is an open question.

But a close second is the extent to which regulators clamp down on the sector.

Privacy advocates howled, while the F. T. C. and regulators in Europe said they were looking into the matter.

Mr Diamond's evidence that regulators had been happy with the "tone at the top" of the bank was the reverse of the truth, Mr Bailey said.

Many details of the rules are up in the air, and they would have to be approved by regulators before taking effect.

Regulators did not cause the crisis, but things might have been done that were not done and there were specific procedural failings.

As well, it said it intends to ask securities regulators in Canada and other jurisdictions to investigate Muddy Waters' trading activities.

Regulators and politicians have tried to do some of the things that might have averted the last crisis.

"You'll be amazed how much Chinese regulators know about German philosophy and language, " he says.

Mr Makepeace said he expected a formal dialogue with Chinese regulators to start within the next 12 months.

Regulators are determined the chaos that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers a year ago should not be repeated.

Citi declined to comment but people close to the bank said the bank had discovered the control failures and reported them to regulators.

Prudential might not be able to patriate this capital back to the UK in an emergency were the local regulators to oppose it.

to record the transactions in the general ledger is one reason regulators have had trouble finding the missing funds.

Regulators said Deutsche Bank's local securities unit would not be able to trade shares and derivatives on its own account from April.

On the face of it, Chinese regulators have had a remarkably light touch.

Then, federal media regulators warned Vedomosti that the article might be "an attempt to incite extremist activities. "

Regulators in the G20 want to reduce the role of credit rating agencies in determining how much capital reserves banks must set aside.

Regulators said the law is aimed at preventing food contamination rather than responding to it.

Safety regulators initiated a probe into the issue in late 2003, but dropped the matter a few months later.

"Any argument you could think of, you could assume we made with our regulators. And as you could also expect, they won, " he said.

He said regulators were encouraging the bank to apply to the program.

Citigroup and regulators later said such an errant trade did not appear to have taken place.

He said the safety and efficacy of all swine-flu vaccines will be closely monitored by regulators, doctors and scientists around the world.

Regulators use VAR calculations to work out how much capital banks need to put aside for a rainy day.

So far, regulators and politicians seem to be plumping for the second option.

Regulators are going to have to catch up and, you could say, try to hold innovation back.

Non-directive: While regulators typically define what needs to be done, they do not always detail the how.

In the U. S. , banks are unsure how much extra capital regulators will require them to set aside.

Regulators, meanwhile, looked the wrong way: they were far more worried by hedge funds than subprime mortgages. That tends to be typical.

For most others, the decade since the bubble has been a slog against competitors and reinvigorated regulators.

It still isn't known to regulators if any shortfall is the result of money being deliberately diverted by the company, the official said.

But antitrust regulators have already begun to look this year into how the company's core search ranking system works.

Even so, regulators have to have some sort of control on the incentives of management, as long as taxpayers bear residual risk.

The bank was hit with a series of probes, one of which ended, after much toning and fro ing, in a $150m settlement with regulators.

Regulators now have a better idea of how much capital is needed to survive a meltdown.

Banking regulators globally have encouraged banks to make their pay deferral periods longer, at least a year or more.

US regulators are eager to see a quick resolution but have made clear that some purchasers would not be acceptable.

Some regulators are said to believe that such a licensing agreement would be unworkable given the pace of technology change.

This meant building relationships with government and regulators, just as they would in their home markets, he said.

There may have been a closet regulatory U-turn, since regulators failed to support the deal publicly when the revolt kicked off.

Regulators were worried that Lehman's trading partners would panic, refusing to do any more business with the bank.

The tacit hope seems to be that international regulators, who are pondering this issue, might be persuaded to enforce this idea globally.

Regulators are concerned because some of those other drugs have been showing up in the slaughterhouse testing.

Regulators instead put more emphasis on improving banks' risk controls and did not require them to have excess capital.

Regulators took the naive view that this was a good thing because risks were spread across more institutions.

Regulators suspended the stock from trading in March, as the company failed to bring its filings to the SEC up to date.

Less than a year ago it was granted approval by government regulators to open a wholly foreign-owned general insurance branch in Beijing.

Regulators want banks to be better capitalised. But how much better is essentially arbitrary.

On Monday, federal regulators backed off a plan to place stricter limits on how much individual investors who trade currencies can borrow.

If regulators demand significant, further concessions, he said, 'I think you just have to walk away. '

Bankers had become a "convenient scapegoat" for politicians, regulators, central bankers and the media, he said.

How much can markets be relied upon to stabilise themselves and how much help do they need from governments and regulators?

The vital thing is not the precise form of any resolution, but whether regulators have the confidence to act in concert.

During most of the 20th century, western regulators operated as if the financial world could be neatly divided into two mental buckets.

CEO Don Blankenship said the company lost shifts and productivity because of tougher enforcement by federal mining regulators.

The CSRC report, if genuine, suggests the matter is more serious since regulators are indeed pushing to restrict the structure.

He said he will force government regulators to make it tougher for oil companies to get drilling permits.

A spokesman for MF Global said the firm is cooperating with regulators and the bankruptcy trustee trying to find the missing money.

That is not the sort of message the regulators will like to hear.

Jerry Dubrowski, a Bank of America spokesman, said the bank's practice is to cooperate with any inquiry from regulators.

Chinese regulators, however, seem to think the issue is driven more by cultural differences rather than dishonesty.

Regulators can fine Microsoft up to 10% of yearly global turnover without seeking evidence if the company doesn't stick to this commitment.

It was the start of a chain reaction that this summer unleashed a fierce backlash from regulators and local banks.

Chinese officials said CIC was not interested and that regulators would not let BoC make such a risky investment.

But he insisted the moves had not been made at the direction of regulators.

Tailor-made derivatives would have to be registered individually, with regulators obliged to understand the risks involved.

It would end the division of such regulation among several regulators, which promotes "charter-shopping" and a race to the bottom.

CME chief Craig Donohue said he did not expect regulators to block the proposed deal, which is forecast to close in mid-2007.

After months of consultation, British regulators have agreed in principle to allow human-animal embryos to be created and used for research.

The problem was that Chinese regulators insisted that China's huge market meant they should get preferential treatment and a cheaper price.

Armed with that information, regulators might be able to do a more thorough postmortem next time the Dow takes a plunge.

Regulators and bankers fear that this "mark-to-market" approach is helping to turn a liquidity crisis into a solvency one.

Regulators will have to scrutinise the risk of the system overall and not just that of individual lenders.

Moreover, in such places regulators tend to be easy to reach and take the gripes of the business community seriously.

The bank said it identified the fraud and immediately reported the matter to the regulators and law-enforcement agencies.

As the crisis has unfolded over the past year, most regulators, politicians, investors and voters have been left in a state of utter shock.

Regulators are beginning to ask themselves whether hedge funds are adequately monitored through the supervision of the banking industry.

But it is not clear that regulators will be able to keep up with such a rapidly changing industry.

With a new man in the White House, regulators in Washington let it be known that they intended to act with greater vigilance.

Regulators should quickly get out of the rule-making weeds of the information technology ecology.

Regulators had said the mine was too close to a government weapons-testing range.

Regulators would be given the legal authority to dictate the terms of a recapitalisation, subject to an agreed framework.

Regulators would be given the legal authority to dictate the terms of a recapitalization, subject to an agreed framework.

At the root cause of that disaster, deeper even than banks' greed or regulators' complacency, was the problem of global economic imbalance.

Such a notification allows the company to address regulators' concerns before the SEC brings formal charges.

AIG executives were meeting with regulators to see if they could transfer capital from some of its subsidiaries to the holding company.

Lehmans was not a cause but a consequence: a consequence of flawed lending practices, and of inadequate oversight by regulators.

The company guards its customers' identities, although some of them are named in its Chinese-language filings to securities regulators.

Investors fear that Congress may set caps on pay while regulators are beginning to doubt whether the plan is really necessary.

Secondly, Chinese regulators know what some of their western peers seem to have forgotten: short selling is good for markets.

Indeed, the consensus among regulators and analysts after the LTCM debacle was that such off-balance sheet activities should be regulated.

Regulators said the figures showed banks' total holdings of that debt as of March 31.

In theory, regulators could prevent that outflow, if they were willing to clamp down on the unregulated world in a coordinated way.

High-level executive changes could offer the company a chance at a fresh start with customers and regulators, analysts said.

Ahead of the crisis, regulators, myself included, did not understand the risk of subprime mortgage paper in bank portfolios.

That vision seems to terrify regulators like Varney, who fear that Google could grow too powerful in such an environment.

And "fresh" can be a relative term. Before 2009, federal regulators did not require water bottlers to remove E. coli.

All this is not to say that there are no elements of common ground between auditors and regulators.

Another view holds that it was management errors and misjudgments by regulators that made the bank vulnerable.

Australian regulators have imposed a cap of 8 per cent on the amount of a bank's domestic assets that can be tied up in cover pools.

It means regulators must be ready to enforce the rules with vigour.

Regulators are furiously trying to find ways to prevent taxpayers picking up the tab for banking crises.

"Of course, " they add, "regulators will be able to hire cheap skilled labor in 2009, just as they were able to in the 1930s. "

That's not to undersell it: It would've given regulators more information with which to predict the crisis.

So what, I hear you say, the extra savings in not needing battery storage or charge regulators can be used to give accurate load regulation.

Regulators were caught "flat-footed" by a breakdown we had erroneously thought was more than adequately reserved against .

Quick approvals of IPOs is one of the instruments available to Chinese regulators to take steam out of the market.

Many regulators believe that the sector's short history and a lack of other investment options has led to irrational exuberance.

Regulators and relevant policymakers could nominate two or three candidates as "observers" to boardroom meetings.

"Implementation of this legislation will be challenging for regulators, and we stand ready to work with them. "

But the bill does more to help regulators detect and defuse the next financial crisis than to actually stop it from happening.

Chinese firms listed in the U. S. have made headlines in recent months amid allegations of fraud and a clampdown by regulators.

Regulators became caught up in the same bubble mentality as investors and failed to use the regulatory authority available to them.

Regulators, led by the Fed, are trying to translate the law into detailed rules.

He thought lenders understood risk better than government regulators.

South Korean communications regulators said the incident may be the biggest data theft seen in the country.

American regulators had broadly accepted Basel 2 back in 2004, when they signed up to its framework.

Regulators, desperate to see Countrywide in good hands, seem happy to turn a blind eye.

Strikingly, several key regulators are used for different developmental processes, and common mechanisms can be recognized.

But regulators now have a real-life example of a systemic collapse with which to calibrate their new rules.

All that would count as progress. But naive faith in regulators' powers creates ruinous false security.

Banking regulators are bracing for a slew of failures over the next year as analysts say housing prices have yet to bottom out.

Lawmakers and regulators strongly criticized Massey Energy, the company that owns the Upper Big Branch mine, where the miners were killed.

Regulators have been allowed to bar Telmex from offering television, in an effort to foster competition.

Regulators need to be able to identify risk concentrations early and prevent them from growing so large as to threaten the system.

Since both market participants and regulators act on the basis of imperfect knowledge the interplay between them is reflexive.

The QDII programme hit a wall during the financial crisis , and regulators placed it on hold for more than a year .

Even some of China's regulators have come round to believing that putting their faith in the capital markets might not be a bad idea.

Provided banks had sufficient capital, the regulators seemed content to leave the detail of business strategy to managers and the markets.

The company said it has been contacted by regulators and was responding to their inquiries to 'satisfy any concerns they will have. '

Firms are proposing ambitious transmission lines across the plains. The region's governors and regulators are mulling ways to help them.

China's regulators are encouraging foreign-listed Chinese companies to list domestically to help soak up the excess liquidity.

Why did Mr Greenspan, along with the rest of the world's regulators, fail to foresee that this could happen?

Exams in Saxony, previously organised by the schools themselves or with loose oversight, were opened up to external regulators.

Nor was there any trace of the original plan to produce a drastic consolidation of banking regulators.

Last week, Chinese regulators said the country's banks would deny credit to violators of national energy or pollution standards.

They argue that British and American regulators are inclined to be soft on a business that brings their big banks so much revenue.

However, it is not clear that regulators are ready to take this more drastic step.

"We are likely to see regulators take up dominance cases in the technology industry as well, " says Mr O'Brien.

Such a price would negate the need for the expensive hybrid debt Prudential was forced to put on the table to appease regulators.

However, some regulators believe that the Basel framework, which took nine years to put in place, can be salvaged.

No doubt, that agnostic stance will infuriate some (or confirm the impression that regulators are toothless).

A year after Lehman, politicians and regulators are still groping for ways to deal with this issue.

For a while, regulators seemed to be getting on top of things.

We are told it was an act of God; or it was all the fault of the Americans; or we should blame the regulators.

Bankers circumvented the last lot of Basel rules, and regulators will have to watch out for attempts to do the same this time around.

The regulators are trying to make the existing financial system less unsafe, incrementally.

Those ties have not helped Google with regulators, at least not so far.

Quite apart from the cost to the FDIC's deposit-insurance fund, anything close to that would prove logistically overwhelming for regulators.

Regulators said the suspension didn't appear to have caused any significant safety issues.

Gates and company were defiant, to the point of stonewalling regulators and refusing to take the charges seriously.

[Hedge funds] have always been on the watch list of Chinese regulators so there's no urgency for them to open up the market.

One of the items regulators have been looking is a controversial Chinese corporate structure, Variable Interest Entity (VIE).

Firms often aim to restrain their rivals by tying them up in lawsuits or forcing them to make concessions to appease regulators.

The same sort of problem affects financial regulators and supervisors.

Spared western problems like an open system, stupid regulators, and malevolent bankers, China has dodged a reckoning.

He said regulators should deal with the ITA problem "either by conditions or denial" .

"Over time, as it becomes clear that the system is working properly, then [regulators] will possibly reduce the barriers to entry. "

China's largesse did not cause the global financial crisis. It did not cause US regulators to overlook subprime dangers.

That, of course, would go over great with the federal regulators who oversee highway safety.

Some people believe the practice challenges the wit of the regulators as well as the conscience of a business person.

Both cell types are specified through the action of a common set of transcriptional regulators that define cell pattern.

Page also may need a lesson or two on dealing with adversity, especially as it relates to government anti-trust regulators.

they (Asian regulators) will wait for cues from the U. S. to see if dark pools are beneficial or a burden to their capital markets.

Last October, the Nuclear Safety Commission of Japan, one of the nation's two main safety regulators, met to set its long-term agenda.

"Companies come in with their head on a platter. Regulators have it down to a fine art. "

The tests are being taken seriously by regulators in France and Spain, at least, which could pressure others to follow suit.

Taiwan's financial regulators blocked the deal over concerns about Primus's ability to run one of the island's biggest life assurers.

Regulators are now trying to decide whether to restrict the practice.

If, he asked, ratings are to be a regulatory requirement, why is it not the business of the regulators to supply those ratings?

"Sandy saw Chuck as the best chance to save the company and himself personally from the regulators, " says a former senior colleague.

The company has also become a focus of Washington as lawmakers and regulators grapple with online privacy issues and Internet security.

How global citizens reflect their exuberance, fears and hope is a force beyond the control of any group of regulators.

Regulators and politicians are also working to take ratings out of regulations, which would be another game changer for S&P.

Some critics are also calling for regulators to have closer oversight of Google's core technology, to make sure no bias is at work.

The impact of financial reform will depend on how regulators digest this sort of logic.

Similarly, when banks had many subsidiaries, regulators short of money and time tended to worry only about their own piece of the jigsaw.

Unfortunately storage is expensive, and is only economical when regulators provide incentives.

Regulators in the US, UK and continental Europe all failed to identify and contain the risks building within the system.

At the end of each phase, regulators and financial institutions declared that lessons had been learnt.

The place for regulators to be subtle is not in reporting the figures, but in dealing with the problems they reveal.

Last week, it filed with US regulators to raise up to $200m through an initial public offering of its new media subsidiary.

But in the post "flash crash" world, there is a chance regulators could be a bit more sensitive to exchange tie-ups.

But dealing directly with them, and ensuring they do not game the system, will take regulators into uncharted territory.

Throughout all this, solvency regulators on both sides of the Atlantic have maintained a monastic calm.

They have upbraided media regulators and the BBC. Obstruction and scrutiny of their dealings is bound to have political consequences.

Mr. Wang said the offering is currently awaiting approval from Chinese regulators.

Gas welding equipment. Pressure regulators for gas cylinders used in welding, cutting and allied processes up to 300 bar.

Other regulators would prefer to leave the former quant to implement his belated turnaround plan.

On Friday, China said its own regulators had begun inspecting electronics stores in Kunming to ensure they complied with the law.

But wait a minute, Hector Sants surely has a point when he counters it is not the job of financial regulators to fix pay rates.

Second, the bank regulators control only the banks, but not the whole economy.

He told reporters on a teleconference that regulators and the U. S. administration ``failed to perform their job. ''

For now, investors are "sitting on the sidelines to see what the regulators are going to find and what they're going to do. "

Of that total, regulators estimated that more than one-quarter was at high risk of default.

Still, regulators are right to ask questions.

Compared with the fight on the political front at home, Mr Breton seems to regard negotiating with EU regulators as a walk in the park.

"Every deal is a regulated deal, " he said. "Regulators will tell you how to take your money home. "

Are Chinese regulators trying to ship responsibility offshore again, instead of cleaning up at home?

Fhe regulators from the eastern Caribbean central bank said there're actions which prevent the bank's collapse.

Yet as certain issues, notably pricing policy, cannot be discussed among competitors, the regulators will still have to get involved.

Instead, regulators must be flexible enough to deal with both the old ways of doing things and the new.

Conversely, regulators often fail to understand the pressures and incentives in financial institutions.

Meanwhile, it seems perverse that US regulators in particular are happy to see banks grow bigger, so long as they don't buy bulk.

regulators are working through iosco , an international body of securities regulators , to attempt to whittle down these differences.

Although Chinese regulators have again opened the door to foreign banks, their position in domestic capital markets has slipped.

That is one of the reasons regulation is rarely countercyclical: regulators can be swept away, as well.

Regulators have reduced prices further by cutting the fees charged to connect calls between competing networks by 10% a year.

"There was no way of clearing Stanley Ho in the eyes of regulators. "

If regulators had known sooner about the missing money, they might have intervened faster or differently.

And investors, regulators and the courts simply do not believe his statement that "News Corporation is not Rupert Murdoch" .

But the welcome simplification of banks that these would require is a fight the regulators may not be up to.

In trying to prevent off-balance-sheet lending, regulators may push credit off-off-balance-sheet.

US regulators are pressing for a strict definition of proprietary trading, which is to be banned by the Dodd-Frank financial reform.

Earlier this month, regulators told nine of the 19 big stress-tested banks that they did not need more capital.

Ms. Schapiro said the SEC is working with Chinese regulators to address these concerns.

Some say the company has almost as much power as federal regulators to shape the marketplace.

National regulators also need to look out for problems which may not be easily caught by assessment of default risk alone.

Then, ironically, just as this business was taking off, the US regulators weighed in again.

Prompted by an article in The Times in July, regulators and outside experts hired by the hospital are investigating.

those concerned with a mutual understanding of the terminology used in quality management (e. g. suppliers, customers, regulators); d.

Companies then took those ideas and tried to turn them into effective drugs that passed the expensive hurdles regulators demand.

Regulators are aware of these loopholes but they want growth to stabilise and so do not appear to be in any rush to close them.

A Citigroup spokesman declined to comment Monday on the bank's relationship with regulators.

indeed they seem to exemplify what might happen if regulators elsewhere got their every wish.

Regulators could get managers to watch for systemic risks by linking their bonuses to the bank's bonds.

Yet the crisis showed that regulators can only offer blank cheques or no cheques at all to the biggest firms.

And financial regulators have continued to build a banking system that steers towards longer-term gains.

Some regulators may be tempted to take a more conservative approach, perhaps by imposing additional charges on individual banks.

Two regulators of a pump with a rotating work by the turn of operation, a failure to automatically switch.

However heterogeneous are the regulators' opinions of a regulation, he notes, only one regulation becomes law.

A report Tuesday by state safety regulators said the mine was crammed with too many work crews at one time, preventing a rapid evacuation.

Financial innovation often outpaced the capacity of managers, regulators and markets to understand new risks and adjust.

Regulators at the SEC and around the country said they would be investigating other deals beyond ABACUS.

The audit work on CCME and LFT fell into a regulatory hole where neither Chinese nor U. S. regulators are effectively providing oversight.

"It is a huge question for regulators and arguably an embarrassment for all European capital markets, " he said.

"A strong, resilient financial system is necessary to facilitate a broad and sustainable economic recovery, " the regulators said.

Outstanding data from final clinical trials will probably be submitted to American drug regulators early next year, the company said.