David Rowe
A crisis of identity, part two
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It has taken a long time to build support for a system of legal entity identifiers – but now progress is being made, it is important to get the system right, argues David Rowe
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Inadequacy of available data resources for effective decision-making is a widely recognised problem. David Rowe argues firms should be trying to measure the scale of the shortcoming
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One of the key lessons risk managers should take from the global financial crisis is that apparently sound hedges may not do the job in all conditions, argues David Rowe
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More David Rowe articles
Bank models are built on foundations of sand
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Despite the remarkable advances made over the past 25 years, David Rowe argues the industry’s existing risk models are not fit for purpose when it comes to stress testing and analysis of tail risk
2012: another year of living dangerously
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It is always possible to envisage threats to economic and political stability, but the next 12 months look likely to harbour many unhappy surprises, says David Rowe
CDSs: lubricant or landmine?
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Credit default swaps have allowed banks and investors to improve the management of their credit risk, but they may represent a lurking source of contagion in a crisis, argues David Rowe
Europe's democracy deficit contributing to crisis
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The eurozone is grappling with a fiscal crisis, but David Rowe argues its ability to cope is being hampered by a democracy deficit
Dangerous adaptation: the evolution of risk
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Adaptation is a powerful force that helps ensure the survival of species, but David Rowe argues it also has a dark side risk managers should keep in mind
CVA hedging: a false sense of security
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Hedges of derivatives counterparty credit exposure – when based on credit default swap spreads – are unreliable and may lull banks into ignoring tail risks, argues David Rowe
Europe in a ratings wonderland
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European politicians are still blaming rating agencies for the continent’s debt crisis – obscuring some of the real problems posed by ratings, argues David Rowe
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