Opinion
Editorial: Banging on the door of the trustee
Wealthy investors in Hong Kong that lost money on Lehman Brothers Minibonds have resorted to hiring protesters to state their case to the trustee of the bonds
In praise of higher capital
In praise of higher capital
Rehypothecation dilemma
Rehypothecation dilemma
Solvency II equivalency: time to end the phoney war
End the phoney war
Why investors need to have a rethink on RMBS
Time for a rethink on RMBS?
The consequence of government debt reduction strategies: Toby Nangle column
Debt reduction: a double-edged sword
Credit analysts should prepare for a long, cold winter: Caveat Emptor column
Research and destroy
Editor's letter – Managing liquidity risk amidst regulatory reforms
Editor’s letter - October 2010
Cost of op risk failings rising
Outlook: fines
Tackling section 165 of the Dodd-Frank Act
Tackling section 165
Analysing correlations under stress
Analysing correlations under stress
Hong Kong revels in renminbi role
Revelling in renminbi
Basel Committee under time pressure
Time is on the slide
BP: lessons learned
BP: lessons learned
Talking triggers: Rob Davies column
Regulators have given governments the freedom to decide at what point triggers should cause debt to be written off, giving investors a headache
Lovelier the second time around? Marty Fridson column
Private equity firms are sitting on $1 trillion of uninvested capital. That’s why they are buying ‘second-hand’ companies with questionable value potential from other private equity firms.
Low liquidity is the new norm for portfolio managers: Caveat Emptor column
Portfolio managers accustomed to building books in neat blocks of $50 million may struggle to unwind such positions in the new liquidity-starved secondary markets.
Editor’s letter - Energy end-users special report
Editor’s letter - Energy end-users special report