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Culture, acquisitions and regulation at Scotiabank
In a year of scandals involving Libor, mis-selling and money-laundering in acquired institutions, the banking sector remains under the spotlight. Luc Vanneste of Scotiabank talks to Jessica Meek about...
The Wheatley Review calls for an end to Libor quoting in five currencies, but the number of trades affected is small – a good thing, because the available solutions are flawed, say market participants...
Energy indexes may not be included in EU market abuse rules, but remain likely to be hit by further scrutiny
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Libor governance to be put out to tender
The FSA confirmed today that the BBA will be stripped of its Libor powers
Libor in need of ‘massive makeover’, CFTC’s Chilton says
CFTC's Chilton says a complete overhaul of Libor is needed - including distancing it from the BBA
Make or break for the SFO
David Green, the UK Serious Fraud Office’s new director, says the Libor investigation will define his career – and it may also determine the future of the SFO itself
Central banks launch joint investigation into Libor scandal
Economic Consultative Committee announces examination of reference rates used in financial markets
Traders close ranks against FVA critics
Derivatives desks have been passing along funding costs for uncollateralised trades since bank spreads blew out in the crisis. But a funding-dependent price is subjective – and this is intolerable to some quants and risk managers. A heated debate is...
Editorial: A question of trust
Trust is the invaluable commodity in finance, but it is currently in short supply and the measures put in place to restore it appear to be just another layer of fake tan. That has not stopped banks from selling all kinds of investment products that...
Fear and greed
In retrospect, 2009 was a happier time. True, the financial industry had just undergone the most serious shock in the past 70 years of its history, but it looked at the time as though very few people in the business were guilty of anything more than overconfidence...
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