WASHINGTON, April 9 (Global Risk Regulator) – Further refinement of the Basel II bank safety rules coupled with a re-evaluation of aspects of fair value accounting are called for by the International Monetary Fund in its latest report on global financial stability in the wake of current credit crisis.
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