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Banks outside the US face operational challenges and increased costs under new tax regulations
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High interest rates, a strong currency, and rapid increases in volatility amid turmoil in European and US debt markets have resulted in another challenging year for the derivatives dealers and brokers...
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Reputational risk can be managed but not modelled, speakers say
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia is expanding the depth of its Asian interest rates market coverage by hiring new staff in Singapore. The bank is also looking into moving some of its commodities traders to the Lion City
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A major failure of risk management highlighted by the global financial crisis was the inability of financial institutions to view risk on a holistic basis. Wietske Blees speaks with Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s chief risk officer, Alden Toevs, about...
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The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act expected to impact on the systems and operations both of US and foreign firms
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Australian superannuation funds are moving to establish operational risk buffers, ahead of new regulations that could make provisioning for such losses mandatory. But there are concerns about how to treat equity members fairly over time. Wietske Blees...
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LM Investment Management is offering a structured product that gives investors access to Australia, which has an economy that continues to improve and has managed to sidestep the worst that the global financial crisis has thrown at it
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LM Investments has partnered with Exane Derivatives to produce its first structured product, offering exposure to the economic success story that is Australia.
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