Credit portfolio management
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Being asked to achieve more with fewer resources is a common gripe in any walk of life – but increasingly so for credit portfolio managers. The past 12 months saw them having to manage the shifting risk...
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Basel Committee focuses on cost of protection in attempt to stamp out capital arbitrage, but dealers worry that sound trades will also suffer
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Loan risk manager takes newly created job as head of credit portfolio management at Citi
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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
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Monte Carlo simulation of credit-risky portfolios can be computationally intensive when calculating risk measures. Here, Mikhail Voropaev builds an analytical framework for calculating value-at-risk and expected shortfall for these portfolios that significantly...
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Credit portfolio management (CPM) looks like an afterthought at many banks: the function is locked away at the end of the lending process, having little interaction with the business lines and minimal influence on the composition of the loan portfolio....
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Bond salespeople have neither the wherewithal nor the incentive to market and sell bonds in the old-fashioned ‘creative’ way, so it’s no surprise they know little about their wares.
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With increased use of nuclear energy currently the EU’s most likely route to ensuing both security of supply and low carbon emissions, Alex Davis examines the impact such a policy could have for energy risk managers
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Credit derivatives dealers haven’t had much to shout about in recent years – a large chunk of the market has virtually shut down, volumes are much reduced and liquidity has suffered. Last month, however, the publication of proposals on short selling...
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After last month’s sell-off of risky assets, traders say positive technical factors could push real money investors back into the market before long.
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