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Basel III Endgame’s implications for the US banking sector focus on compliance timelines and asset allocation.
Anticipated adjustments in liquidity regulations include higher outflow rates for uninsured deposits and increased haircuts on held-to-maturity securities.
HSBC's proactive measures post-Silicon Valley Bank incident: enhancing high-quality liquid assets and diversifying deposit bases.
Future challenges include navigating interest rate uncertainties and preparing for broader regulatory applications across banks.
Shahab Khan currently works for HSBC Holdings Plc. as Head of Liquidity Policy in New York. Prior to this, he was at JP Morgan Chase & Co. in the Capital & Liquidity Policy Group as a subject matter expert. Before this, he worked at various financial institutions and was associated with one of the big four accounting firms in the financial advisory space at the beginning of his career. During his professional career, he has held various positions in Treasury, M&A and Finance groups. For the last several years, he has been dealing with regulations related to Capital, Liquidity, RWA, Market Risk etc. that are applicable in the U.S. In addition to MBA, he is also a certified Treasury Professional. He is an avid reader and loves to travel.