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Capitalising on the bank asset sale
As the banking sector deleverages, the loan portfolios put up for sale could be attractive to insurance companies. But the structure of these assets and the potential regulatory treatment can make these...
Welcome to the Alternative Fund Administration Survey 2012, Custody Risk’s annual round-up of how service providers performed in 2011. In this survey, we examine five different asset classes and discuss...
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People: Mianné and Valet ring the changes at SG CIB
New deputy chief risk officer - and new business line, to be headed by Sindzingre - at SG CIB; clearing musical chairs as Huszar leaves Morgan Stanley, Allen leaves BAML for Deutsche, and Page becomes latest to leave RBS; Langley and McGrath promoted...
Stress test struggle: separating liquidity and market risks
The financial crisis has been marked by episodes of extreme illiquidity, affecting everything from collateralised debt obligations to government bonds, but there has been little attempt to reflect these risks in stress tests. Some banks are building tests...
People: Royal Bank of Scotland lets Stuff go
David Stuff, director in UK sales leaves RBS in redundancy round; Nomura names new head of forex structuring; Morgan Stanley says goodbye to head of structured product marketing; Steven Phan joins Standard Chartered as head of structured equity in Hong...
Market snapshot
HSBC was the leading provider of structured products in the US in March, while Royal Bank of Scotland led the way in the UK, producing almost a third of all products offered to retail. Tim Mortimer analyses the figures
Insurers stress liquidity and lapse risk amid concern over interest...
The financial crisis put insurers’ liquidity under pressure when falling interest rates prompted policyholders to let their policies lapse. Now insurers and regulators are looking ahead to the potential impact of rising interest rates and how this could...
Slater to join Standard Chartered as group head of operational risk
Peter Slater leaving CLS to take up op risk role at Standard Chartered
HSBC offers four-year digital structure as financial underlyings prove...
Leveraged return notes and reverse convertibles remain popular in the latest US public issuance, but HSBC is offering a digital structure with a long tenor and products linked to financials
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