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Many banks adjust the value of trades to reflect the possibility of their own default, with the counter-intuitive effect that a rise in their credit spread appears as a profit. Basel refuses to recognise...
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Modifications by the Basel Committee are welcomed, but further changes are needed, dealers claim
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Regulators might adapt the bond-equivalent approach amid claims the methodology will lead to perverse incentives
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Riccardo Rebonato, Mike Sherring and Ronnie Barnes investigate whether it is possible to model the credit valuation adjustment (CVA) by means of an equivalent bond, and if the regulatory Method 1 constitutes an acceptable approximation. They conclude...
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Regulators believe the IIF has over-estimated the effect of the planned Basel III reforms.
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Dealers complain a long-awaited draft of standards for derivatives clearing platforms fails to address key issues.
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The dramatic events of September and early October saw the global financial crisis hit a new nadir, presenting banks with a scenario most had thought unthinkable even a few months ago. With regulators citing stress testing as a key means of predicting...
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With banks required to develop internal processes to measure capital adequacy under Pillar II of Basel II, the use of economic capital models has become increasingly widespread. But recent market turbulence has raised doubts over whether the current models...
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Matteo Mazzocchi, former global head of equity and credit derivatives at Dresdner Kleinwort, has moved to Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).
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Model risk has become a key focus for financial institutions. But how do dealers ensure their models are implemented correctly and that they accurately reflect the risks an institution is running? By Laurence Neville
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