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From Greek tragedy to Cypriot farce
The crisis in Cyprus may come to be seen as a turning point towards reduced moral hazard and a viable future for the euro, but David Rowe argues many pitfalls remain
Currency wars, the end of QE and the influence of policymakers makes foreign exchange markets a myriad and complex area, says Stephen Gallo, head of foreign exchange strategy Europe, at Bank of Montreal...
Global economic recovery is still in a parlous state with many factors still able to pull it off course. However, the industry should tackle claims of widescale misbehaviour immediately
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National supervisors made “gigantic mistakes”, says ECB's financial stability head
White paper: Emerging themes 2013: A clean sweep for financial regulation...
An incessant torrent of regulation, divergent approaches by different regulators and the practical difficulty of ensuring compliance by employees spread across different locations have created major challenges for senior management in the financial services...
Top 10 op risks: Political intervention
Political intervention: top 10 operational risks for 2013
Keeping it in the family – Aaron Woolner column
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Sponsored forum: Collateral management
A panel of experts from BNP Paribas, BNY Mellon and Euroclear discuss the opportunities for collateral management, the availability of eligible collateral, and the impact of the sovereign debt crisis and looming regulation
ALM Europe: ‘Economic case’ for Basel III delay, says SG economist
Sequencing of the reforms is wrong, Société Générale's chief European economist tells conference
UK banks reveal size of eurozone funding gaps
Banks reduce cross-border funding of peripheral eurozone assets in an attempt to mitigate redenomination risk - but funding gap still tops £10 billion for Spain
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