Otc derivatives
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When Risk first wrote about scenario analysis of the eurozone debt crisis in June 2010, banks were sketching out a variety of outcomes and then attaching rough market moves to them. The scenarios themselves...
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Dealers have been busy war-gaming eurozone break-up scenarios in recent months. But one of the most complex, and uncertain, areas is what would happen to derivatives contracts in the event one or more...
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A Europe-wide trading tax is under discussion in Paris and Frankfurt, but has no chance of being approved by the UK, Icap’s chief executive Michael Spencer tells Duncan Wood
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Accountants want banks to report as profits the impact of widening credit spreads on their liabilities, but regulators are moving in the other direction. The result could be painful deductions from capital, and two very different sets of incentives. Laurie...
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Over the past 12 months, regulators across the region have issued a number of consultation papers relating to the implementation of Basel III and OTC derivatives reforms. We review the rules and proposals affecting the derivatives market and its participants...
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The credit value adjustment that crystallises counterparty risk in a derivatives price is generally thought of as an upfront payment, but could equally well be converted into a running premium in appropriate products. But the obvious ways to do this lead...
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With just one year to go until the end-2012 deadline set by the Group of 20 (G-20) nations for all standardised over-the-counter derivatives to be cleared, a number of uncertainties remain – not least, whether the global regulators will meet the deadline....
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Proposed EU trading tax would be vetoed by UK, says Icap's Spencer - if not, the broker will move its London HQ to New York
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JP Morgan is not the world’s most popular bank. Its chief executive, Jamie Dimon, spent 2011 jousting with regulators – including his now-famous cross-examination of Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, at a conference in Atlanta – sometimes...
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