Aaron Woolner
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The law of unintended consequences is evident in the desire of some Asian banks to court Sifi status – despite the increased capital burdens imposed by authorities
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A roundup of job moves in banks, regulators, investors and vendors in the Asia region
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Buy-side firms need to start preparing for central clearing, but a number of challenges remain to be resolved – not least the fact that the regulations have not yet been finalised. How are Asia’s largest...
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The credit value adjustment that crystallises counterparty risk in a derivatives price is generally thought of as an upfront payment, but could equally well be converted into a running premium in appropriate products. But the obvious ways to do this lead...
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Despite concern over the potential for increased inflation in the near term further increased may actually prove beneficial to FTSE 100 pension schemes, according to research by technology provider Pension First. The research suggests that increases...
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Governance is the post-crisis buzzword – get this aspect right, so the argument goes, and firms will have a much better grip on the risks they are running. And for insurers, getting the governance issue right is key to successfully navigating the Solvency...
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India’s Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irda) has sought to improve the way insurance products are approved in the country by becoming what is believed to be the first regulator globally to adopt the same pricing software as its insurers....
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Pension fund trustees are likely to increase sponsor contributions by more than 10% following the next valuation, according to a survey conducted by UK risk management specialist Pension Corporation. The survey, ‘The Future of Pension Funds 2011’,...
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Insurance companies active in the Asia-Pacific region are closely studying their European rivals to exploit any regulatory arbitrage opportunities presented as European Union insurers move to adopt Solvency II risk capital rules. But short-term gains...
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The lack of a globally harmonised regulatory system for insurers is a key issue to overcome in order to improve supervision of the sector, according to Julie Dickson, superintendent of Canada’s Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions...
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