Samuel Wilkes is a Deputy Editor at Risk.net. He focuses on topics within the banking and finance sectors, particularly in financial regulation, credit health, and debt management. Samuel's insights and analyses have been featured in WatersTechnology Group, Risk.net, and Central Banking.
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Samuel Wilkes primarily covers legal policy regulation and government announcements within the finance & economy sector, with a strong focus on banking, risk management, financial regulation, market risk, and Basel III. His articles delve into the intricacies of regulatory changes and their impact on banks and financial institutions.
Given his focus on legal policy regulation in the finance industry, Samuel is likely to be interested in expert commentary from individuals who have direct experience or deep expertise in banking regulations and risk management. Pitches offering insights into how regulatory changes are affecting specific aspects of the financial industry may resonate well with him.
As Samuel's coverage attributes do not specify a geographic focus but rather center around EU and UK policies regarding finance regulations, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches that highlight developments or perspectives relevant to these regions.
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Late national transposition hampers foreign banks' decisions on location of affected activities
Revisions may be kept to a minimum as short-term implementation burden weighs on banks
EU legislator will start work on new rules later this year to ensure level playing field with US
European regulators assessing whether US proposal amounts to a “substantial” deviation
Rejection of Basel III's output floor leaves EU with some difficult decisions to make
Rejection of Basel III’s output floor leaves EU with some difficult decisions to make
Grand Duchy accused of side-stepping rules aimed at prising away banking business from London
