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More than 2,500 UK end-users could be stung with a hefty fine from the UK government, as a substantial number of executives at the country’s top firms admit they are unaware of the mandatory CRC Energy...
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A special situation?
The ongoing credit crisis is prompting distressed debt investors and private equity specialists to plough into Asia. But experts say it is more difficult than ever to assess whether such assets will turn out to be worthwhile purchases. William Rhode reports...
Private equity looks to risk management and derivatives
Private equity firms are beginning to develop risk management functions and are making greater use of derivatives. The trend is so far limited to a handful of the largest firms, but bankers expect it to increase in the wake of the credit market turmoil....
Private equity supports FSA proposals
The private equity industry has backed the UK Financial Services Authority's proposal to tighten reporting requirements on banks and private equity houses, in order to reduce market abuse and conflicts of interest.
Risk manager of the year - Richard Evans, Deutsche Bank
The head of group market risk's stress-testing approach has helped transform Deutsche Bank.
Basel acts on private equity losses
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has issued a proposal for determining the capital reserves for bank equity exposures. It promises to be as controversial as the other aspects of the Basel II capital Accord.
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