US delays set to lead to regulatory arbitrage

Delays in introducing the Dodd-Frank Act will slow US implementation of Basel 2.5, leading to potential regulatory arbitrage, according to JP Morgan

Delays in introducing the Dodd-Frank Act are likely to force the US to postpone the implementation of key Basel 2.5 capital rules, in a move which could lead US investment banks to benefit from regulatory arbitrage, according to JP Morgan analysts.

In a note published this morning, JP Morgan analysts led by Kian Abouhossein said that there was a 80% probability that the US will delay the implementation of Basel 2.5 rules.

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